Caradoc? Is that a "Red trailer",or a Harbor Freight one. Noticed how far back the "A" frame is, compared to my HB. Red trailer is a better frame, using a 2x2 .110 Square stock, with 1 1/2 " angle side braces, just like the "red style". Tongue should be about 18 inch max, past the "A" frame part. Extended mine 24 inches, for ten feet length.
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by jp03 » Fri May 02, 2008 9:08 pm
Gosh, Love it when people work together with "out of the box" ideas. I was so close to the same idea, but never thought of just extending the frame this way. "my hero" Caradoc? Is that a "Red trailer",or a Harbor Freight one. Noticed how far back the "A" frame is, compared to my HB. Red trailer is a better frame, using a 2x2 .110 Square stock, with 1 1/2 " angle side braces, just like the "red style". Tongue should be about 18 inch max, past the "A" frame part. Extended mine 24 inches, for ten feet length.
Caradoc? Is that a "Red trailer",or a Harbor Freight one. Noticed how far back the "A" frame is, compared to my HB. Red trailer is a better frame, using a 2x2 .110 Square stock, with 1 1/2 " angle side braces, just like the "red style". Tongue should be about 18 inch max, past the "A" frame part. Extended mine 24 inches, for ten feet length.- jp03
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