South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

What bad things happen?

 

Try it! Probably a learning experience you can’t google!!

 

I do it to wake him up

 

Also, when older ...
Don’t tickle a 12-15 year old who is about adult sized, like they are still 8-10 years old.

They may accidentally cause you bodily harm .... especially if they are a 6’ tall athlete.

 

Anyone have any leads on a small trailer?
Or a place that sell off surplus military ones?

I don’t need an offroad one, but would like a good deal on something I can use to try one of the projects in my head.

Now that I have the capability to haul one, I have some ideas I want to try.

 

When I meet a fellow Tacoma owner on the trails who isnt a TW member.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ekw7M0CvHlc

 

And today... 20 muhfucking years at G.E.

 

Around here, many trucks don’t even have tags at all ....

“Country Life”

 

Same here, also interested too

 

Define small? Got a 4x8

 

At the gas turbine ?

 

What type (mesh or wood floor, ramp, etc) & how much?

 

Been looking at em!

 

I thought about them too as an offroad trailer build but was Wondering if it would hold everything I need

 

That applies to a good chunk of vehicles across the state ...
Inc lawn tractors & electric wheel chairs on numbered highways ...

One woman in my town actually pulls her kids in a homemade trailer behind her powered wheel chair (she’s very heavy) right down the main highway through town (like, the 35mph main drag, in the driving lane).

Edit: I wonder if she paid the towing tax ... ?

 

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Carry-On-Trailer-3-5-ft-x-5-ft-Wire-Mesh-Utility-Trailer/3680952

 

What do you think of that trailer?
I was thinking of getting one to use as a “project trailer” (see below), with pieces bolted on to it, or slide in/out “pods” for different purposes.

The Harbour Freight models seem to be very hit-&-miss on quality & completeness of kits, but is cheaper than alternatives.
The Lowes & Tractor Supply ones look to be much more solidly built & materials, but are more expensive.

I guess it depends on what you need.

I’m thinking 2 or 3 (4?) types-
-4x8 to haul sheets, lawn mower, etc.

-smaller one to build a utility trailer, with rails on top to add the Yakima accessories I used on the xB roof rack- to carry extra sports or 501st gear around in addition to the enclosed truck bed (will have dedicated cross bars, set exactly the width the xB ones used to be.
(Would be a “project” creation)

-One to haul my Miata around, or my dad’s Miata back here.

-Small camper/enclosed trailer, possibly teardrop-ish in shape.