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That's awesome! Great work, I'm looking to do some transom work and this video helps with inspiration. Thank you sir! Great video

Great information. I'm just a beginner, I have the same machine. I just subbed, looking for more great hints.

Cardboard aided design :D Love it !! 😃😃😅😅😅

what welder do you have,thanks

I'd still use those for loading even when I was hooked to a truck. Helps stabilizing everything.

I would have welded the pin tabs flat.

Hey, if you don't mess something up sometime then you're not doing anything or learning.

1:43 ... I thought Premier Welders, ran High Frequency DC to the arc welder??? You're saying it's just normal AC?

Get some dril/tap fluid it will drill easier and your bits will stay sharper longer. Regular oils just don’t do much.

Друг подскажи, как называется электроприбор для резки металла , ты его использовал на 16 минут 30 секунд ролика.

Looks great glad you went with the gray looks good.

Настолько большие зажимы это сделано самостоятельно?

Когда нет трубогиба, приходится много резать!

Really useful video. Thanks a lot for sharing.

You did an awesome job on those fenders.. I'm gonna try that on my trailer... thanks for the great video.

thought it was gonna pop when I saw that sawzall going in

Glad you kept it real if i could say i never made any dumb avoidable mistakes id be lying

Called the tire cut when you went and got it lol

I guess is to much tools and much money 💰 never end

Great idea with the flip down fender, does the tab welded on to the deck risk a puncture? Maybe if you drilled a hole in the top 8inch steel, and weld tab do bottom one so it goes through the top hole then the pin to lock in place? Great video though i will be looking into doing my own trailer!!😅🤙🤙

It is “Sand Hollow” not Sand Hallow!

Do these make any racket going down the road?

If you load heavy without the outriggers you get weight at the back and the resistance at the front with the truck pulling down. This can eventually bow (catback) your trailer in the middle or crack the frame.

How much did this help for loading with a forklift?

Bed rails seem to be hell to drill thru i use them alot myself

saw that coming. thx for sharing.

Dude they make them on 45 deg

Saw it coming. No pun intended.

The jacks in the back are for when you put a heavy load they help prevent picking the ass end of your truck up when loading and unloading

Looks great have a great time in Sand Hollow see ya at the stampede.

You wouldn't happen to have all your dimensions for the entire bumper would you? I'm actually going to build this same exact thing

Keep plugging away your going to make it see ya at the stampede.

Right to the wire, looking good!

I live near a steel plant. The steel plant uses railroad rail as part of the mix when producing "bed rail angle". It is not the same "formula" as the "angle iron" we generally purchase at the steel yard.

Looks great I’ll have to catch up with you at the stampede and check it out .

Awesome video sir! Been thinking about this for weeks on how I'd do it and this is truly the best and easiest way. Thank you for posting.

Promo`SM 🙃

We’ll that’ll add some clearance looks great hope to see you at the stampede.

Outside the box thinking, NICE!

What trail was day one?

A wood stove with one of those fancy exhaust pipes that extract every ounce of heat are what we use up north. A standard box fan behind the piping will have that shop roasting. As for your joint mounts...I've always used the joint itself with a thin machinist shim on one end to tack it together. If you plan on doing this more in the future buy a 3/4 bolt center section for a Johnny joint (or aquire a used one) to use as a mockup. You can use sections of small tube to slip in the 3/4" bolt hole if you mocking up for a smaller bolt. Love the shop and the detailed fab video. Nice work buddy!

We just built steel fenders that you can drive over. Makes fenders stronger. Can stand a blow out can stand to leave truck sitting on top if needed. I use rear jacks to lower a bit not all the way to the ground though or you won't get it back up it will be in a bind. Use it to load that way your pulling truck don't raise up in rear and cause your truck to start rolling away.

Who's not addicted to tools ? 😎👍👍 and you can make and fix stuff

Tks for the video going to do mine the stands in the rear holds the back of the tralier is to keep from putting a load on your hitch when you load

your video is the best ,, i wish i would have seen something like that 10 yrs ago ,,i sold my trailer it was super heavy duty ,, i had to crawl out every time ,, to get out ,, daaa ,, im not worried about the tire that was cut im always in a hurry to get ur done like you ,, i would take that short cut also

Badasssssssssss

Great deal on that Mac's brake cleaner. 😊

Excellent nicely done ⭐️👍🏻

Do those trailing arms have an antiwobble in the front joint? When I kill my leaf springs I’ll be going down this route too, only really see the fabricated style like Barnes/Ruffstuff have.

Wax and buff the floor ,l am doing mine. Easy to clean.