Mike Fields wrote:
"Michael Shaffer" wrote in message
news:XEzye.67512$oK.15790@okepread02...

I'm going to weld some more angle iron to it. I just wanted it straight
before I welded it.

RoyJ wrote:

If it bent back into place when you jumped on it, what is it going to do
when you do accident avoidance with a full load on it?

Michael Shaffer wrote:


Nevermind, I just jumped on the front of it and it bent right back
into place

Michael Shaffer wrote:



If I could jump on the front and bend it back (and I'm good size),
I think I would consider using only for hauling mattresses or pillows.

mikey


Personally, I would junk the thing and but a new galvanized trailer. It
will last you 20 years if you take care of it.

Don White wrote:
Mike Fields wrote:

"Michael Shaffer" wrote in message
news:XEzye.67512$oK.15790@okepread02...

I'm going to weld some more angle iron to it. I just wanted it straight
before I welded it.

RoyJ wrote:

If it bent back into place when you jumped on it, what is it going
to do
when you do accident avoidance with a full load on it?

Michael Shaffer wrote:


Nevermind, I just jumped on the front of it and it bent right back
into place

Michael Shaffer wrote:



If I could jump on the front and bend it back (and I'm good size),
I think I would consider using only for hauling mattresses or pillows.

mikey


Personally, I would junk the thing and but a new galvanized trailer. It
will last you 20 years if you take care of it.
That should be 'buy'....