New wood hauler. Dual axle trailer

Picked this up today.
Should help me haul a cord of green wood & the ATV.
Melting the snow off of it now. Some BCIs & other wood on it.
$1200.
Dual axles. Both axles have working brakes.
Spare tire needs replaced but the wheel looks OK.
Lights all work.
Even a red milk crate LOL


Good winter project, get it serviced & ready to go.

Nice catch, and a good size! Seems as most times, wood hauling trailers fill up way too soon!
Bigger is better!

Whatcha goin' to do to it?

1st see what I got. Unload it .
Thaw it out:
Turn my snow removal crew loose


It's a:
BUBBAS Custom Trailers
N beck Rd, Post Falls, Idaho
Made 3-97
7' X 16'
GVWR 3500 lbs per axle,
Max load 5500 lbs


2nd :
Check brakes, bearings.
Check inspect wiring.

Plan to eventually add:
a folding ramp tailgate & higher sides
Need a project for "break-up"

Then Haul wood



Maybe a paint job & new wood over time

Nice trailer bogydave. Those little ones look good helpers. Where did you buy the trailer? There are other people that live up there where you live?

If you need anything for it in that area, eTrailer.com. Write it down. Don't lose it!

The guy is leaving the state, I got lucky.
He was one of the few left here. LOL

Contrary to what most think, we do have some people here that don't live in igloos. Even have a few businesses LOL
Population is a tad over 700,000 .

We have sixrobbelees here, have almost everything for trailers, reasonable prices. (when shipping factored in)
http://sixrobblees.com/
Shipping is typically a killer here unless you live in some remote villages. There they get a lot of free shipping,
(Was $545 shipping when I was looking for a log splitter)

Wow, I priced a 10" electric Brake assembly (then did it x4) and sixroblees still beat it after shipping (assuming you pick up locally) even tho they get another $20 each for the exact same part. Might be worth checking etrailer if you need a LOT of goods but it would have to be a massive order for sure.

Got any friends in remote villages?

Then I'd have to pay shipping from the village to me LOL .
I seem to never qualify for the free stuff.

Maybe you could hire a moose.

Adorable, (if you don't mind me sayin').
I didn't imagine that little girls went with bare knees in AK in Feb.

I thought that for a minute as well. Then I remembered my little ones don'e seem to be bothered with the cold either. They are a lot tougher than us "older" folk.

They're a tough bunch

Suspension repair thread
Brakes & bearing thread