Well I have undone a boat trailer..
The frame is on the sawhorses and ready for the modify.
I have added pics to my album.
I noticed some of you guys have the frame hiddon, and some showing.
Is this due to trailer design, or preference?
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by Duck Daddy » Sun Dec 10, 2006 1:40 pm
We are, each of us drawn to harmony.
In music, in relationships, and in our Kayaks
In music, in relationships, and in our Kayaks
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by Sonetpro » Sun Dec 10, 2006 2:25 pm
Hidden frame or not is pretty much a design choice. Your frame looks almost identiical to mine. I built mine 6" over (5' wide on a 4' frame.) on both sides and painted the frame black so it's not real noticeable.
I also built in an internal front brace in the floor so I wouldn't have to box the frame.
You can see the details of my build at http://sonetpro.shutterfly.com/action/
I also left the tounge long as it made it perfect to mount my kayak rack. I mounted a reciever hitch upside down on the tounge and use a reciever rack on the front that would normally be used on the back of a truck.
I also built in an internal front brace in the floor so I wouldn't have to box the frame.
You can see the details of my build at http://sonetpro.shutterfly.com/action/
I also left the tounge long as it made it perfect to mount my kayak rack. I mounted a reciever hitch upside down on the tounge and use a reciever rack on the front that would normally be used on the back of a truck.
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You don't know what the limit's are until you take it there.
You don't know what the limit's are until you take it there.
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Keep us posted on your progress.
