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So unfortunately for now, I have to do this on the real cheap. This house reno/ build is really sapping the purse, big time, Stage 4 lockdown is costing us day by day, plus a few other things we've dded into the build. The trailer needs new rims and tyres minimum, so thats all its gonna get. I'll have to upgrade as I can. I'll undersling the axle so I can fit larger rims and tyres.
Hopefully when coin permits again after the build, I will look at a dual axle setup.
Not a lot to be honest. Most of my time lately is taken up with house stuff, plus I have scaffolding everywhere. One of the front tailgate bullet hinges was seized totally and it ripped off the tailgate. So now theres a gaping hole in the bottom part of the tailgate skin. So that needs to be fixed but ran out of welding gas...Quote:
Originally Posted by turnercu
Heavier springs and axle is in, new rims and bigger tyres also, and a length of RHS down the guts from the drawbar for extra strength. Ideally getting it sandblastd and repainted would be awsome, but costly, so I guess a flappy wheel on my drill and a few hours I will spend doing the best I can. then I'll give it a coat of jam to doll it up a bit.