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Pressure washed and sprayed with rustoleum red. Came out pretty good. Trailer had tapered spindles, so I just replaced bearings, seals and races. No hubs available local and didn't wanna order any and have to send back. Installed my vintage Chevy hub caps. I am in tall cotton.
This trailer is about 35 years old now.
What? No graphics or LED flashing lights? Looks great Tom!
Here is my "before".
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Good job Tom
You did a nice job
The trailer makes a great boat trailer. EZ loader. Yep. That Paul at then helm or rather tiller.
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trailer looks good:biggrin
Trailer looks real nice, good job!
That looks great, have one myself I keep putting off. Did you stain/seal the flooring or just used treated lumber?
Looks real good Cane Pole. We used a similar trailer for our pond boat for a few years. They work great. I ended up customizing an old beat up boat trailer for my pond boat and love it. Will post the pics when I find em.
I just pressure washed the old flooring, which is pressure treated pine. Wood is prob 15 years old.Quote:
Originally Posted by crp4570
Trailer turned out great.
Looks great. Glad the hubs worked out so well.
Looks good Tom. Need to do bearing on boat trailer, you reminded me. Thanks.
Super job CP. Surprised I don't see any electronics on it. lol
Some red paint made a big difference. Keeper for sure.
Good Job CP Slick set up for small boat trailer . RR
Great renovation on the trailer.
Great job. I have one I want to clean up next year and that exactly what I'm going to do to it.
You can haul some brush piles on that ??