Hay Wagon?

[jeepfever]

Well it kinds looks like a hay wagon now ;D

I have to move some furniture this weekend from NS to northern NB, emptying a two bedroom apartment. Rather than rent a U-Haul truck which can be expensive & dangerous (we all know how safe their trucks are ) I decided to use my 16' floater trailer.
To insure that everything stays on I've added sides to my trailer. What do you think of the finished product?


Thanks again to Paul for his welding skills. I had him weld the stake holders onto the frame. And I should also thank Paul for inspecting & repacking my wheel bearings. Always a wise move before heading out on a long trip.


Hmmm...this has me thinking I should start offering to help people move for a small fee. It's definitely bigger than any pickup.

[Big G]

I've seen some hardware bits that interlock the corners... if that's something you'd be interested in.

Looks sharp. Good work.

[theonlybull]

you'll have no trouble finding people to help move..... the small fee may be a problem though lol

looks good. we've got a set like that, but with a 3rd row on our 5x12

[Enos]

Jun 3, 2010 11:03:55 GMT -4 theonlybull said:

you'll have no trouble finding people to help move..... the small fee may be a problem though lol

And that commercial insurance couple be a killer

[jeepfever]

Jun 3, 2010 11:00:01 GMT -4 Big G said:

I've seen some hardware bits that interlock the corners... if that's something you'd be interested in.

Looks sharp. Good work.

I'd like to hear more about those hardware bits. Right now I'm using some simple angle brackets. I'd prefer something to protect the outside corners.

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[jeepfever]

Jun 3, 2010 21:22:17 GMT -4   ▲▲▲▲ said:

I see what you mean.

Your "wagon" looks more like a manure wagon (phew! )