As I'm sitting here with ice packs on my back trying to get some relief, figured I might as well catch up my post a bit.
I had my car dolly chained to the tree with a "For Sale" sign on it for a couple of weeks with no hits what so ever. Well, Saturday someone finally stopped ..... and he bought it too!
Broke even on it, I think, as long as I didn't loose money. Had it for about 4 years and had yet to use it. Threw in a set of straps, chains, mag mount tail lights, but I kept the fenders.
After the deal was done, the buyer saw one of the fenders leaning against my dump bed & asked "are those the fenders for the dolly?" I politely stated "they were" (past tense highly emplied). Should work out just fine
Oh ya, came up with this idea to mount the safety chains to the tongue
The aluminum skin material that I'm looking at purchasing is 103" wide. When split in half, would give me enough to fold over the top a little (1/2" is what I'm thinkin'), and extent down to the frame of the trailer. If I do this, it will cover up the uneven gap between the wall/floor/spacer/frame. My question is 1) do I want to do this? 2) do you think it will cause me any moisture issues down the road? 3) if I do extend it to the frame, do I fill the gap with silicone or something or leave it open to breathe?
My thoughts are to cover the gap, use my trim strip along the bottom edge, don't fill the gap so it can breathe. But, this is why I'm posting it, hoping to get some input. Here's what it looks like:
Come on folks, help me out here...