FJ 40 type trailer before and after
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I want one
Looks great! Next step is matching rims and tires on the spare and on the trailer!
Word of warning, if you do put a spare tire on the back, make sure you still keep the front end heavy, maybe by fabricating a heavy duty storage locker or water tank on the front triangle arm area or something like that.
If the trailer becomes tail heavy, it can swing up and hit you in the jaw when you un-hook it
Word of warning, if you do put a spare tire on the back, make sure you still keep the front end heavy, maybe by fabricating a heavy duty storage locker or water tank on the front triangle arm area or something like that.
If the trailer becomes tail heavy, it can swing up and hit you in the jaw when you un-hook it
Ganda nga trailer! Pampanga, no?
Nice work.
Nice work.
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Kabayan! nasa Laguna yung trailer but bought it sa Manila.
currently shopping for those emblems and maybe a pair of reflectors.
thanks for the tips.trying to drive with a trailer is a new thing for me.
cheers
currently shopping for those emblems and maybe a pair of reflectors.
thanks for the tips.trying to drive with a trailer is a new thing for me.
cheers
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Kurt from Cruiser Outfitters has a very nicely set up one. Do a thread search for trailers with his user name and you should find pics.
I picked up a SWB bed last fall with the intention of making a trailer as well, but have several other projects ahead of it yet. Only time will tell.
And I will also keep Oman's comment in line, as the swb has a lot more overhang BEHIND the axle than ahead of it.
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Mark A.
