I bought one of those trailers a few years ago and used it to move
a shed (long story) and figured it would be handy for other stuff.
I haven't done anything with it since and would like to get rid of it.
Assembly of this type of trailer involves gobs of bolts, and to reduce
the likelihood of the thing rattling apart, I torqued every single one.
Mine is 4'x8', but a little work with a hacksaw and drill could make it
any length you wanted. One nice feature: it folds up to a roughly 60"x20"
footprint and has built-in casters so you can roll it into a corner.
I paid around $220 + tax at OSH.
$50 gets it.
/Bill
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> Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 12:16:07 -0800 (PST)
> From: craig boyle <craig_autox@yahoo.com>
> Subject: Half price or less trailers
>
> My local K-Mart* is closing and everything is 50% or more off. They had 3
> small 4x4 trailers there yesterday, waiting for an autoxer to buy them.
> Just make sure all the parts are there.
>
> This K-Mart is located at Meridian and Fruitdale, just off 280 in San Jose.
>
> *This is a K-Mart among K-Mart's. Staffed by employees carefully chosen
> from resume's rejected by Fry's, they have offered the lowest quality
> service and highest probability of an item ringing up the wrong for too
> long. Willow Glen home prices jumped a full 10% on annoucement of the
> K-Mart closure.
>
> Craig
>
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> Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 21:07:35 -0800
> From: Jim Ochi <jochi@ricochet.net>
> Subject: Tire Trailer
>
> I just got a "After-Holiday Special" email from Harbor Freight. They have
> their 40" x 48" trailer frame on sale for $139.99 from now until January
> 10. I think this is the one with 8" wheels that normally goes for around
> $170. Anyway, if anyone's looking for a tire trailer, this could be a good
> start...
>
> Jim
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