Tretiak30's home built expo trailer

At least something is happening

 

Cool! another trailer build to watch! you'll love the max coupler, once you learn the best way for you to hitch/unhitch that is.

 

Shouldn't be that hard. I chose it mainly because you can adjust the height with a normal ball hitch which is nice since this trailer will be a little shorter than the shorter at first

 

You need to speed up so you can catch up to me . Just test towed 480 miles an got up to Arizona speed limit (there's not a trailer speed limit) so 80!

 

It's not difficult at all. I know some people who have the MC complain about it being finicky to hitch the trailer. If you can move the trailer by hand it's easy peasy, if you can't (like mine) you just have to learn to back up precisely - of course it helps that I have an awesome spotter.

 

Haha! He told me you ended up picking it up. Congrats and have fun

 

Yeah, this one should be pretty light. I added up most of the weight and if my calculations are correct (so I am probably wrong) then this thing will be just under 1k... loaded for trips

 

Moar

 

Things will be slowing down as I switch lanes to the taco. LT, new bumper up front, 37s, gears, shock relocation. Complete frame tear down and POR15 and rewire everything.

 

Deeeeeeeeyum

 

It rolls!!

I should've done Aluminum.

I needed to get this rolling to get the truck on stands because I had none left and now that the truck is on stands I can't pull to see if this rolls straight..

 

I was still able to roll mine around by lifting the tongue. Maybe you're just not strong enough bahahaha

 

I used a little more steel then you but it's not too bad to roll around at all. A little on the heavy side but not too bad

 

Looks awesome man! I'm stoked to see it fully built

 

Here for the photos! Nice project Roman!

 

Not anytime soon. Keep eating that popcorn and working on yours

 

Thanks man!