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Gary Warner
 
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"Tom" wrote in message
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Anyways... There's a lot of rust on the outside of the trailer. I can't

see
inside the trailer shafts but I imagine there's rust in there as well.

What
to do? Grind the rust off and use POR 15 or something? Or replace

trailer?

If it's a painted steel trailer you might check around for some
galvanizing plants. You would need to remove bunks, rollers, axle etc.
but they can dip to remove all rust, paint etc. then dip in galv.
tanks. Would cost a lot less than a new trailer (I was going to do one
a couple of years ago and it seems it was less than $100.00).



$100 to remove rust & paint AND galvanize a 20 + foot
trailer. Did you mean $1000 ??



 
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