Thread: Redneck Engineering

My problem was that if I put in on Smithville at the free ramp off 240th by myself I either had to tightline down the trailer tongue or get my feet wet, usually got my feet wet, just not enough angle on that ramp, plus this ramp is about a mile from my house, nice one to hit after work. So last week at work a brand new F-150 had the wheels and tires stolen by some ---hole and they damaged the running boards and were going to throw them away, so I brought one home and made a step, plus I added the rubber tread plate on the trailer. This is officially the only piece of chrome I have on my trailer, boat, ok truck too. I do still have to trim some u-bolts and shorten my crank handle, but no big deal.