Recent content by Farnsrocket

Thanks! Yes it is super strong and sturdy. I would have loved to have started from scratch, but like you said, I had the trailer registered with a VIN/title and a lot of material to build it so it all worked out.

It came really nice and worked great for my family trip to Maine this summer!! I put the frame right on top of the 2x2 and just welded it at the seams, where it touched from front to back. I had to notch out the frame in a couple of places where the 2x2 didn't quite touch and I added a couple of...

^^^^^^This! https://www.tundras.com/threads/bilstein-6112%E2%80%99s-and-dobinsons-1-75%E2%80%9D-springs-shocks.96411/

Well as far as I know, in Ohio you need a Title to register it but I think you can also have a bill of sale and a certificate of weight. Not sure if they give it a VIN with that. All I know is mine came with a Title and VIN (I believe it’s a VIN) when I bought it. And yes, are you on ADV??

Thanks man! Just got most of my main welding finished on my Harbor Freight 40x48 trailer conversion. Welded the entire frame together. I used the original tongue as the rear bumper/extension piece to make it 6' long. That has the VIN/serial # on it as well. Used old bed frame angled rails to tie...

Cool. I’m currently welding my frame and extended it to 6’ with the original tongue and bed frame rails! Got an 11’ 2x2 tongue to weld on then building a wood box and rack around the whole thing! 3500lb axle and 33” tires.

Awesome work! Definitely taking some ideas!

Great work! I would love to tear mine all apart and sand everything down and paint it up!

OK, just noticed on my 14’ when I turn my heat on, the vents blow the same cool air from the LOW setting all the way up to 85 degrees……no change at all in the temperature of the air coming out, it’s like it’s stuck on LOW temp. Once I turn it to HI heat, hot air comes out……like HI heat hot air...

Yeah, that’s the pain in as about it. The big bolts are like 200+ lbs of torque!

I have been using Valvoline MaxLife in my 14' Sequoia for 2 years when I do regular drain and fills. It's synthetic, rated for Toyota transmissions and costs about $24 for a gallon at Walmart. No problems whatsoever.

What the hell?!? You sure you don’t have a Platinum?? :D

Good job! Yeah that compressor is sketchy but you made it work!