Bit of fun for the day was rebuilding this trailer I bought in "fair condition" from eBay and only needed new elastic for the lid. As it was, the suspension units had rotted and by the time I got it home it was pretty much falling to pieces.
I welded new plates (my stick welding skills are 2nd to everyone elses) use flapdiscs to derust as much as possible. I painted the metal with a couple of coats of hammerite and exterior grade (not marine) ply with some waterphobic fence stuff. Under the trailer I fitted a sheet of twin ply plastic. No idea what it was actually for, but I felt it might add a decent layer of protection against road spray. It's not UV stable, but frankly it's only on the bottom of the trailer.
Electrics were worse than I feared so I've sprung for a new tailboard as well.
More replacement parts than triggers broom sadly.
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I welded new plates (my stick welding skills are 2nd to everyone elses) use flapdiscs to derust as much as possible. I painted the metal with a couple of coats of hammerite and exterior grade (not marine) ply with some waterphobic fence stuff. Under the trailer I fitted a sheet of twin ply plastic. No idea what it was actually for, but I felt it might add a decent layer of protection against road spray. It's not UV stable, but frankly it's only on the bottom of the trailer.
Electrics were worse than I feared so I've sprung for a new tailboard as well.
More replacement parts than triggers broom sadly.
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