cargo trailer
not sure where to post this- I purchased a 6'x10' Pace American cargo trailer for a golf cart....hopefully we can use it camping... I got the trailer cheap but it needs some work- The plywood floor ...
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I would get new plywood and screw it down directly to the existing floor - It might add a little weight - but will be much stronger with double-ply floor.
Usually, the floors on those are not good quality plywood anyway, but even that will hold strength when screwed together.
Screw it down approximately six inches O/C around the edges and twelve inches O/C in the middle and you should be good to go ... and for that little added weight, you'll have a strong floor. Especially for a golf cart.
I'd use exterior grade 3/4" plywood and use a good quality oil and grease resistant garage flooring paint.
Usually, the floors on those are not good quality plywood anyway, but even that will hold strength when screwed together.
Screw it down approximately six inches O/C around the edges and twelve inches O/C in the middle and you should be good to go ... and for that little added weight, you'll have a strong floor. Especially for a golf cart.
I'd use exterior grade 3/4" plywood and use a good quality oil and grease resistant garage flooring paint.
