50 ft. X 8ft ( to 12 ft. ) w trailer for only $650.00

[brin]

I thought I would post this , I just came across it on Craig's list here in GA. - It just seems like a good deal...just the price of the steel alone....with 3 axles...2 with brakes...looks like it needs decking....

Any of you guys need a project ..?

Triple axle trailer w/brakes

 

[Baby Grand]

Man-o-man! If only I lived a little closer. Would be perfect for a bridge project that I want to do.

 

[brin]

Man-o-man! If only I lived a little closer. Would be perfect for a bridge project that I want to do.

Wow....I had not thought of that use....It would be great...I sure hope some of the fellas here wanting to bridge a creek etc. see this post....I just saw someone yesterday posted about needing a small bridge...You are right ...it would be just perfect ...

 

[Stimw]

UH, You do know that is an old mobile home frame????

 

[Depmandog]

I don't believe I would want to use this trailer as a bridge...especially expecting it to be supportive at full span. Pedestrian only bridge...maybe...MAYBE.

 

[Code54]

UH, You do know that is an old mobile home frame????

I was wondering about that...... seems like you couldn't tow that very easily, well, at least not on our tight and windy mountain roads.

 

[FTG-05]

I don't believe I would want to use this trailer as a bridge...especially expecting it to be supportive at full span. Pedestrian only bridge...maybe...MAYBE.

Maybe only if you got two of them and put them one on top of the other.......

 

[bcp]

Anyone notice how it bends to follow the ground contours?

 

[Diamondpilot]

We have started with these to build house boat trailers. You end up adding that much again in steel to make it strong enough.

Run away.

Chris

 

[King of the Road]

Yep.

I've developed a couple old mobile home parks into subdivisions and when we had the old trailers demo'ed the frames folded up like tin foil.

They are worth their weight in scrap and nothing more.