Bracing trailer underbelly
Not sure where to post this. Our Coroplast, stiff plastic, underbelly is sagging in the middle and laying on top of our axles. How do we go about putting a brace across there, or screwing it back ...
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I would not be afraid to use screws in the frame, or cross braces like Wayne mentioned. The screws in mine have large washers to help hold as well.
Thanks for the pic, it shows that it is easy to see behind the coroplast, so obviously no tank dropped, or water damage.
A light piece of angle iron may help hold it up to an existing cross brace. Even an aluminum angle strip may be strong enough. In any case, adding a strip would cut down on the number of screws needed.
Jerry
Thanks for the pic, it shows that it is easy to see behind the coroplast, so obviously no tank dropped, or water damage.
A light piece of angle iron may help hold it up to an existing cross brace. Even an aluminum angle strip may be strong enough. In any case, adding a strip would cut down on the number of screws needed.
Jerry
