Finished my Razorbacker Trailer

[Kross Kountry]

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-sjc1/hs109.snc3/15698_1415509317214_1517022928_1027079_2060208_n.jpg

 

What do you think?

 

 

 

http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs089.snc3/15698_1415509437217_1517022928_1027080_5606674_n.jpg

[friesman]

Looking great!

[KarlS]

Very Nice!!

[tsigwing]

Looks good. Gonna add a cooler rack?

[mike_kelly_68]

Great looking rig!!!!

 

What did you use for the trailer? Did you buy a small trailer from somewhere or did you build your own?

[Kross Kountry]

Frame was made from left over trailer parts and drop pieces. Box was $35 yard sale item. New LED lights, a coupler and some spray paint. Axle was off an old boat trailer, cut down.

[mike_kelly_68]

Gotta love resourcefulness.

[Sideoftheroad]

How did you get the tongue so long? I have a harbour freight trailer and need to do this, but not sure how to go about it.

[Marcarl]

Something wrong with the back seat????

Trailer looks awesome, hope it works out well for you.

[Aussie Annie]

:clap2:

[Kross Kountry]

How did you get the tongue so long? I have a harbour freight trailer and need to do this, but not sure how to go about it.

 

 

The tongue is made from 2x2 16ga square tube, left over from a deer stand project. It's bolted to a center cross member with a 1/2 inch bolt and to the front cross member with a square U-bolt. It is adjustable for length and angle. The angle keeps the coupler down low (axle height or lower) while keeping the box close to level. The box can be moved forwards or back to change tongue weight.

 

As far as the back seat goes, my Co-pilot was taking the picture.