Rebuilding a 5th wheel from the frame up.
I bought a pretty cheap 32' toy hauler last summer and found a lot of water damage (rot, mold, mildew and smell). After getting into it I've decided to only way to completely rid the smell is to rebui...
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Have at it and good luck. At least it's a wood framed stick and tin which makes it doable. If it was a laminated trailer I would of said junk it and junk it fast.
The hardest part will be sourcing materials to keep the overall weight reasonable and stay below the axle weight capacities but you could always swap them for something heavier which is relatively cheap.
Good luck.
The hardest part will be sourcing materials to keep the overall weight reasonable and stay below the axle weight capacities but you could always swap them for something heavier which is relatively cheap.
Good luck.
