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It's easy to blame the engineer or the manufacturer, BUT: What was the trailer originally designed to do? What was its weight rating? How badly has it been abused? Did the guy drop a TREE on it at some point? Those cracks were probably caused by fatigue, likely from overloading.

@@jamesanderson2176 yes I know what you mean but why isn't there a standardized built on which ever trailer has to be built. And have 2-3 different types of categories like light, heavy loading and special trailer. Job done. Than we don't have many manufacturers who often gives a 💩 about design and quality.

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Yeah the owner of the trailer admitted that he was hard on his equipment. The older trailer was made using 6" channel iron whereas his new skid steer trailer was made from 8" channel iron. It's stronger now than it was from the factory for sure.

Thanks! It was the first one that I recorded so the video is very shaky. Apologies for that. I have a bunch more that I need to edit and upload to UA-cam. Now if only I could get some good arc shots in my videos. 😎

@@BrentCameron welding?

@@BrentCameron That would be dope

@@Cholton222 yeah. I’ve invested in some camera gear to get smooth and stable video (removes shaking). I need to figure out how to get my camera behind an auto darkening lens so people can “see what I see” when welding.It’s on the Christmas wish list. I also need a wireless microphone that has better audio quality than my Bluetooth earbuds. All in due time.

At the beginning of the project I was running 0.035" 71T-GS self shielded flux core wire but it was too much spatter and sparks and it was making me nervous about the potential for a fire. There was a fair amount of foam insulation, plastic, etc underneath where I was welding and it just wasn't safe to use. I then switched over to 0.035" ER-70S6 MIG wire for the remainder of the project.

@@BrentCameron appreciate the response 🇺🇸💪

You should never work under a camper supported by the stabilizer jacks. Those jacks were never meant to support the weight of the vehicle.

Much appreciated!

Thanks! 👍

Thank you for the complement and suggestion! This was my first video that I recorded, edited, and uploaded. My videos and how I record that content has improved, to a degree, since this video was produced. I've been an audio and video guy for over two decades at my church with access to professional recording equipment and a "near studio" quality type setup. Unfortunately, I don't have this kind of equipment while doing field work. As my business grows, I'll invest in more equipment that will allow me to produce better content with close up arc shots, better audio, and so forth. I have about a dozen more project videos that are recorded, as I have time I'll get them edited and uploaded to UA-cam. Thanks again for your input!

I Totally agree and would also suggest-less talking and more doing. This is creative criticism and not meant to offend but to help you grow. I am a seasoned welder that enjoys the work and how other people (do) it. Peace brother.

I appreciated the advice. This was my first video so I didn't even have a tripod at the time to record my in-progress welding work. As the money has allowed, I've invested into additional equipment to shoot better video. I have a bunch more videos to edit and upload of recent projects. Stay tuned for more!

Awesome! Thank you!

I have about 10 more recent projects that have been completed but have yet to be edited and uploaded to UA-cam. Stay tuned for more welding content.

Glad it was helpful! I have several more videos to edit and upload of some of my recent welding jobs. Stay tuned for more!

Thanks! I appreciate the compliment.

@@cameronfabrications chek my work out and give me some tips when you have free time im also a new channel like you

Thanks! For this particular repair, the customer and their employees were waiting on me (on company time) to get this repair done and get out of the shop. If I wasn't crunched for time, I would have recorded video clips with detailed explanations of what I'm doing, how I'm doing it, machine settings and whatnot. Thanks for your input though. It's appreciated. I have several more videos to produce that are currently in the works.

Thanks 👍

I appreciate the complement. I have several more videos in the queue to edit and upload. Stay tuned for more content!

Much appreciated!

I didn't go that route due to the challenge of getting the length of the (new) frame to match the exact length of the factory frame rails and the time it would have taken to make sure everything was spot on before welding. Doable yes, but it would have added to the overall cost to complete the project. Going the route that I did, I added to what was already there from the factory.

Thanks! Will do! More videos to come. I have at least 5 that are in various stages of production and editing.