Wanted Enclosed Car Trailer
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old round fart
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I guess it could call it a backup camera if it only worked when you are in reverse! Kinda like back up lights! Lol
T-Test wrote,
And no way in hell would I pay $500.00-$800.00 for 2 mirrors just to back a trailer when all I need is 1 spotter to guide me. Most of us have a (partner) (child)!
I was towing a caravan to different parts of the Country at the time. By law you have to be able to see down the sides of the van with the mirrors in Aus, so the extendable mirrors did the job real well. I was lucky, the mirrors only cost me a few hrs labour and about $25.00 in materials at the time.
And no way in hell would I pay $500.00-$800.00 for 2 mirrors just to back a trailer when all I need is 1 spotter to guide me. Most of us have a (partner) (child)!
I was towing a caravan to different parts of the Country at the time. By law you have to be able to see down the sides of the van with the mirrors in Aus, so the extendable mirrors did the job real well. I was lucky, the mirrors only cost me a few hrs labour and about $25.00 in materials at the time.
Kevinrevin
Member
That's just the "Low Air Pressure" warning light.
fletcherson
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If you get your button glowing, you deserve to push it and see what happens! Lol...
choppedtop
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Maybe a big ouchie.
Indycars
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I have 4 section of 5 foot E-Track to mount on the walls. I have my old tool chest that
will be permanent in the trailer and a tire for reference.
The ceiling is 76 inches, so I divided it into 3rd. The tracks are 19" from the ceiling and
floor, with the 3rd track is in the middle at 38".
Comments, good or bad please !
Inside the wall is the vertical braces that I think are shaped like the drawing below. Although this
was only a verbal conversation with R&M Race Trailers and I never got to see the sample he had
in the office.
It would be very useful to know if this is a shape used in trailer construction and what the
dimensions would be so I can attach the E-Track to every 16" vertical brace.. My stud finder
shows it to be about 3" wide total. Anyone ever use a stud finder for a metal brace behind 3/8"
plywood ?
Which side faces the inside ..... side 1 or side 2 ?
will be permanent in the trailer and a tire for reference.
The ceiling is 76 inches, so I divided it into 3rd. The tracks are 19" from the ceiling and
floor, with the 3rd track is in the middle at 38".
Comments, good or bad please !
Inside the wall is the vertical braces that I think are shaped like the drawing below. Although this
was only a verbal conversation with R&M Race Trailers and I never got to see the sample he had
in the office.
It would be very useful to know if this is a shape used in trailer construction and what the
dimensions would be so I can attach the E-Track to every 16" vertical brace.. My stud finder
shows it to be about 3" wide total. Anyone ever use a stud finder for a metal brace behind 3/8"
plywood ?
Which side faces the inside ..... side 1 or side 2 ?
rbsWELDER
Active Member
Before you mount that in permanently, I recommend seeing how your bucket fits with the tool chest. My passenger side has a door, which would not be usable with the chest, as shown.
Regarding the vertical posts, usually the rear corners of the interior can be removed to fix bad brake lights. If you remove one of those panels, you should be able to see the stud shape.
Regarding the vertical posts, usually the rear corners of the interior can be removed to fix bad brake lights. If you remove one of those panels, you should be able to see the stud shape.
Indycars
Well-Known Member
I did that a couple of days ago. The lower box is 14 inches deep and that's about what I
have between the front tire and the wall. If I need to I can place the toolbox closer the
front and avoid the front tire altogether.
I don't see a removable panel. The lights are LEDs and are just screwed to the trailer skin. But that was
a good suggestion.
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have between the front tire and the wall. If I need to I can place the toolbox closer the
front and avoid the front tire altogether.
I don't see a removable panel. The lights are LEDs and are just screwed to the trailer skin. But that was
a good suggestion.
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choppedtop
Well-Known Member
The paneling looks to have a finish of some kind on it. Sure looks good.
old round fart
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For what it’s worth my race trailer had the toolbox mounted forward of the side door at 90’ degrees so I could access it from the ground outside the trailer. Then again I had 44’ to play with! Lol
Indycars
Well-Known Member
Thanks!
I wasn't going to do anything to the walls until my brother said we should put a couple of
coats of Minwax Spar Urethane varnish (Oil Base) on it. So we did, but then I thought it
needed a 3rd coat, so I put one more on it.
Indycars
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That's only a mere 26 feet more than I have !
old round fart
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I’ve always overbought! Needed my dragster and golf cart! Lol
old round fart
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Not really. I’ve been piddling but nothing to brag about. I guess I need to throw away my recliner and shut off the internet.
Indycars
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Mine fits tighter than yours, I'm touching on both side and the sidewalls are compressed
about a 1/4". Hopefully with tools and such in the front I can get the proper tongue weight
without loading the bucket with the rear tires inside the wheel wells.
I bought the Better Weigh, so we will see.
