Stripping down a rotten camper
I have a 45 year old trailer that is rotten. My thinking is to strip it down and then make a flatbed out of it. My plan of attack is the following order 1) all furnishings/cushions, etc. 2) all...
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BurbMan wrote:
Swimmer, you're not clear on what the end game is here. If you are only trying to save the frame to make a car trailer out of it, then @bobsyouruncle has the best idea. Leave the junk at the dump and bring home the part you're working on.
IF you want to surgically disassemble the trailer and save the salvageable components you will need to build a shelter to keep it dry in the process.
This is what I built to keep the camper dry ofr the 4 months it took to rebuild it. Before you laugh at the design, it survived Isaias....
I cannot afford to just rip it apart at the dump. Locally, that would cost more than the frame is worth.
My goal is to build a flatbed out of the frame and to salvage whatever I can from it. I won't have a large area to work on it, so just dropping it is not the answer.
