A 12 ft. FEATHERLITE conversion

[bc toys]

Prem late Sept early Oct best time to get there but might want to leave or have your sight around Thanksgiving, X-mas, New years they say its hard to find a sight those weekends might want to head north around July starts getting hot

[Prem]

Thanks BC. October will work, just not this October. I'm outta here for a month in southern Mexico tomorrow.

[Prem]

Awesome trailer:
http://tiooin.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Screen-shot-2011-08-30-at-7.36.48-AM.png

[hankaye]

Prem, Howdy;

These folks were just down the road from where I used to live in Utah;
http://sheepcamps.com/camp-types/legacy/
Although most of the 'old timers' prefer to have the wheels in the corners.

hank

[OverTheTopCargoTrailer]

Prem

Looks good

Is that your new shepherds wagon to lead your flock ?

[Prem]

Hank,

Cool. I like their trailers.

I had a friend years ago who had the "corner wheels" on his work trailer. He towed it on the freeway at 55 MPH no problem. Works for tractor trailer rigs. Just gotta have really good trailer brakes. I like the idea of a swing up tongue and not having to deal with delicate weight distribution for the correct/safe 10-20% tongue weight.

OTTCT,

Nope. No sheep. Ain't starting my own church neither. But hey, how about french doors on a teardrop:

[OverTheTopCargoTrailer]

Guess I'm the only one who feels your the Shepard & we are your flock @ tnttt.com

[Prem]

OTTCT,

Nah. That ain't me...but this keeper of the flock is available:

[OverTheTopCargoTrailer]

Prem

You were a real handsome fellow back in the day

[Prem]

I was?



My first trailer:

[Prem]

Just when you think you've seen everything . . .

https://www.trucksim.org/threads/crazy-trailer-here.976/

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--SxHluhwx--/c_fit,fl_progressive,q_80,w_636/noomcegr9scnuufrbl7a.jpg

[mezmo]

That locomotive hauler looks like a centipede's roller skate...

Back in the later 1960s, while walking home from school, I once saw
an Euclid construction dump truck - looking similar but about a half
to a third the size of this mining dump truck - that was being driven
on the road for some unknown reason, run up the back of a late 1960s
Olds 88. The older lady driving the Olds was stopped at a red light.
I was walking on the sidewalk, behind the Olds' position, on the drivers
side of the car. All of a sudden the driver's door flew open and the
blue-haired lady jumped out and started RUNNING in the direction
forward of the car. After she was a car length or so away, the Euclid,
which was trying to stop, ran up the rear of the Olds 88 and the front
of the Olds shot up into the air. I don't remember it breaking the Olds'
rear window though, just squashing the trunk area of the car. I guess
a full-sized car makes a good Euclid wheel chock...


Cheers,
Norm/mezmo

[Prem]

Norm wrote:

That locomotive hauler looks like a centipede's roller skate.

[Prem]

For the next trailer gathering, I'm gonna cook up paella and have a bottle of Spanish Rioja to go with it. Man! This looks good:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-dQbzmu_vSJI/UnvdYLnB1hI/AAAAAAAANg0/BCYlCalbTP0/s1600/320.JPG

[lrrowe]

Now that sounds like a great reason to travel to the West Coast.