The nice thing about old trailers
I just got back form a short weekend trip in Pa . We had a great time . The couple next to us had a couple of older teenagers . But what he had that was interesting was a 1988 30 ft wildwood trailer ,...
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We had a 1971 Travelaire 18ft trailer for our family of 5 until June 2012 when we replaced with a 30ft R-Vision.
The ants finally won the battle for the old trailer....
It was nice and full of memories, really heavy, well built, very ugly, and we loved it.
I tore it all down to the frame, axle, and wheels... now I'm converting it to a flatbed trailer for my UTV with racks for my Canoe and Kayaks. It weighed over 6000 lbs empty and without water, had only a single (very heavy duty axle) and 8 ply truck tires. My newer trailer weighs 6000 lbs when fully loaded with all our stuff, sits on two light duty axles, with 4 tires (that were B rated, but recently upgraded to C rated)
The ants finally won the battle for the old trailer....
It was nice and full of memories, really heavy, well built, very ugly, and we loved it.
I tore it all down to the frame, axle, and wheels... now I'm converting it to a flatbed trailer for my UTV with racks for my Canoe and Kayaks. It weighed over 6000 lbs empty and without water, had only a single (very heavy duty axle) and 8 ply truck tires. My newer trailer weighs 6000 lbs when fully loaded with all our stuff, sits on two light duty axles, with 4 tires (that were B rated, but recently upgraded to C rated)
