I started hanging the side boards. I can't them them all on until I secure the floor boards, and my welder is MIA.
Looking better already.
I am brushing and painting all the old hardware.
And I pulled off the old tires to get at the metal hidden by the old tires.
I decided it was time for new tires and packing of the bearings. It was nice to release the old trailer from it leafy grave.
An hour later I have two used $20 tires that I swear look new.
In addition I was told that this car rear end is lubed by the differential fluid in the differential. There was still a decent amount of fluid in in the differential and the guy added fluid to top it off for free.
I thought tires and a lube would be over $200 and it turns out to be $40.
Most of the hard part is done. I still need about 4 to 6 more boards and the lights hung if my welder shows.
5 comments:
Hubcaps......a must!
Oh yes.
Your having as much phfun as Phfrankie. This, I know to be true!
We're like Ken!!
Do you know what I like about this trailer? It does not look as wide as your pickup truck. I hate it when people have trailers that are wider than their vehicle but don't seem to realise it...
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