Utility Trailer 6′ X 10′


Another weekend project.

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what is the best way to build sides for a utility trailers?

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25 Responses to “Utility Trailer 6′ X 10′”

  • hizpanicmale says:

    Thanks!
    Thanks!

  • alexraush says:

    nice trailer
    nice trailer

  • giancarlolandrover says:

    nice job dude!!!! …
    nice job dude!!!! congratulations!!!

    I think doit a militar trailer for my land rover!

  • hizpanicmale says:

    Thanks. I tried.
    Thanks. I tried.

  • fishmonger73 says:

    looks better than …
    looks better than any store bought trailer i’ve seen. Great job!

  • hizpanicmale says:

    here it goes…. …
    here it goes…. $550 bucks!

  • threewheelmotion15s says:

    nice work it looks …
    nice work it looks as good as one u could buy at a store…! how much did it cost to make?

  • hizpanicmale says:

    I used a 220 volt …
    I used a 220 volt ARC welder.

  • zapityzapzap says:

    What kind of welder …
    What kind of welder did you use on this project? I’m debating on building one of these based on if a 120V MIG can do the trick or if i have to get a more powerful welder.

  • hizpanicmale says:

    From Houston it’s …
    From Houston it’s about 5 hours into Mexico. I only live minutes away so it makes it easier on me. On the channel iron, i just made cut a V groove where i wanted it to bend and then just welded it back together. It holds on strong.

  • joulian0720 says:

    Where in Mexico do …
    Where in Mexico do you get the still? I am in LA how far into Mexico say below Houston would I have to go?

    And how did u bend the channel iron that goes from the tire up to the hitch ? Weld it on the preexisting frame and then bend it ?

  • hizpanicmale says:

    hmm, when i ordered …
    hmm, when i ordered it I called the company directly and asked them the same thing. I just told them the width of the trailer and they sent me the correct one. I’m pretty sure they add/take inches to compensate for the tires.

  • chevman4 says:

    if the trailer 6 …
    if the trailer 6 feet wide when u got your axle did u have 70 inches for spring centers or 72 how did u do it

  • hizpanicmale says:

    Thank you.
    Thank you.

  • 8superrocky1 says:

    lovely job.
    lovely job.

  • hizpanicmale says:

    Thanks…
    Thanks…

  • joulian0720 says:

    Nice Job
    Nice Job

  • hizpanicmale says:

    All steel was about …
    All steel was about $250 or so.

  • Fentanyl3 says:

    Beings that I’m 12 …
    Beings that I’m 12 hours from Mexico, I don’t have that lower priced steel handy, what were the material cost with increased Mid south prices? Don’t count the axle, and hangers as I have a solid leaf sprung axle I’m going to salvage from a mini van. I have two spring projects, an 6X10 and a 18′ dovetail

  • hizpanicmale says:

    It was all …
    It was all measurements before welding… equal measurements on both sides… it worked for me..

  • chevman4 says:

    how did u get the …
    how did u get the tongue sqaure

  • hizpanicmale says:

    I used 60/40 for …
    I used 60/40 for axle placement. I just measured from front of trailer 6ft back and that was the center where the axle was suppose to go. It runs straight. Measured it a couple of times before welding it.

  • chevman4 says:

    how did u get the …
    how did u get the axle straigth

  • hizpanicmale says:

    I used a 6-1/4″ …
    I used a 6-1/4″ Multipurpose Magnet Holder for holding the material at 45° for easy welding. I used 2.5″ angle iron which I bought in Mexico which is way cheaper.

  • chevman4 says:

    how did u square up …
    how did u square up all the corners what did u use for metal were did u get it from

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