Drkuhar's latest activity
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DDrkuhar replied to the thread New aluminum trailer project.So 3 out of the 4 nutzerts that hold the fender mount angle bars to the frame for the removable fenders are spinning and have the bolts...
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DDrkuhar replied to the thread New aluminum trailer project.Thank you. That gives me a great reference point
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DHear are your pictures. Front and back held on with riv nuts. The picture under the fender, you can see where the fender tucks behind...
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DYes I will take some pics today. They are held on with 1/2" riv nuts to the frame.
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DDrkuhar replied to the thread New aluminum trailer project.That's my goal just hauling green lol. Is there any way you could get me pics of your fender mounting areas. Does the factory fenders...
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DDrkuhar replied to the thread New aluminum trailer project.From the underside it looks really good. Even around the bolts. The is like a really thick duct tape that is on the aluminum so the...
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DMy 20’ from the same manufacturer. Has been a good trailer. Gets lent out a lot.
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DDrkuhar replied to the thread New aluminum trailer project.I did find out that when done this trailer will have an easy life with me compared to the guy that had it. The kid told me his dad went...
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DDrkuhar replied to the thread New aluminum trailer project.I am going to finish it. I have really been weighing options and I am going to have someone else weld the cracks in the frame vs buying...
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DBe sure to drill the end(s) of the cracks before welding.
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DI have an aluminum tilt trailer that's about 10 years old that I bought new. Fender cracks have been been welded several times. I'm...
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DNot disagreeing or agreeing, but ATC makes aluminum RVS, A few of them have had bad welds at stress points and the seem to be fixed just...
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DDrkuhar replied to the thread New aluminum trailer project.I don't mind doing the work. Just worried I was getting upside down in this. But if your price is right I got a ways to go
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DI wouldn't. I'd buy the equipment to weld aluminum... If I was lazy (and I am) I might take it to a buddy with a TIG. That's pretty...
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DHow about a vise mounted on a piece of tubing that is welded to a steel rim or something similar that can be moved. Edit: forgot...
