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Looks real good.

Good points.

Looks good. Why did you move it?

I have not had much time to work on this trailer lately. But I did finally pull it around front so I can weld it. I have to knock the dust off my Miller first though.

Thanks.

Photographs would be nice.

Made a little headway. This is just mocked up for now so I can drill the holes I need. I will tack it into place then pull it and finish weld it.

I wish my frame rails were that straight. I had to take them off and put them on a press to get them workable.

When I got this trailer it was thoroughly trashed. It was so bad I thought about just scrapping the whole thing. To start off with it only had one hub. I tracked down a hub and put some good tires on it and replaced all the bearings and seals. But, it still was not road worthy. The brakes were...

Glad to see you are back on track.

That is a good question.

Questions like this cannot be answered. There is no way to tell you how “hard” it would be. No one can speak of your fabrication or mechanic skills. What is hard for one person is a cake walk for another. How “hard” it would be it totally up to you.

Looks good.

I got mine from a hobby store.

I do not think I can sit through another oen that small.

You have been busy. They are very detailed. But for an eight year old with an unsteady hand, I think something larger would have been better.

There are. But they were well over triple what this one costs. I have not been aorund models in a lot of years. So I did not notice the scale size was so small when I ordered it.

Yes, it is a 7.62x39. That is true. :lol: Perhaps I will not show him how to disengage the parking brake then.

He already know how to start them. When he get back from his grandparents I may try to teach him how to work a clutch.

Most of them are from old clssified ads that I have already deleted. I just figured it would help the site if I "took out the trash" so to speak.