caddison
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Gary,
Just one word for that trailer...SWEET!
Just one word for that trailer...SWEET!
Home Made Trailer
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GaryBDavis
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PineRidge,
I forgot to answer your question regarding preparation prior to painting. I don't have any pictures of me sandblasting it, but I do have some pics of me sandblasting a gate entry I built for a friend. I'll get around to posting that project some day.
The sandblaster is a Schmidt driven by an Ingersol-Rand rotary screw compressor that delivers 100CFM at 100PSI. I use a Bullard air fed helmet and matching filter to provide grade D breathable air.
I forgot to answer your question regarding preparation prior to painting. I don't have any pictures of me sandblasting it, but I do have some pics of me sandblasting a gate entry I built for a friend. I'll get around to posting that project some day.
The sandblaster is a Schmidt driven by an Ingersol-Rand rotary screw compressor that delivers 100CFM at 100PSI. I use a Bullard air fed helmet and matching filter to provide grade D breathable air.
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1962
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very nice trailer and great workmanship too.
your right about the cost, can't build one cheaper than you can buy one with the higher cost of steel.
your right about the cost, can't build one cheaper than you can buy one with the higher cost of steel.
