MWF FEED
22nd February 2020, 03:42 AM
Hey guys these pics are 5 years old i still have the frame i was building i have been reluctant to cut it up and throw it out
Now i have an understanding of welding and i am pretty confident i can arc weld this trailer safely now with the knowledge and welding experience and how much i have advanced from way back in 2015
Just wondering im not able to do any work on the frame for maybe another year unless i find a set of cheap assembled axles but how would i transport such a frame from house to house?
Frame from memory without going out to measure it 2.3x4.5m
All these years i have been reluctant to give up on it so it has sat in the back yard because i never knew how to stick or mig weld and it was taking a long time to tig weld
Now i am pretty confident in stick welding i reckon i can bang out all those welds in a 8 hour day
Just reluctant to chop it up and throw it out on council clean up it can be turned into so much but its not much there if u get my drift...
Kind of one of those things on the back burner that i would love to revive the interest
It probably wont be a car trailer as originally planned but a huge general trailer for my family to use
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Now i have an understanding of welding and i am pretty confident i can arc weld this trailer safely now with the knowledge and welding experience and how much i have advanced from way back in 2015
Just wondering im not able to do any work on the frame for maybe another year unless i find a set of cheap assembled axles but how would i transport such a frame from house to house?
Frame from memory without going out to measure it 2.3x4.5m
All these years i have been reluctant to give up on it so it has sat in the back yard because i never knew how to stick or mig weld and it was taking a long time to tig weld
Now i am pretty confident in stick welding i reckon i can bang out all those welds in a 8 hour day
Just reluctant to chop it up and throw it out on council clean up it can be turned into so much but its not much there if u get my drift...
Kind of one of those things on the back burner that i would love to revive the interest
It probably wont be a car trailer as originally planned but a huge general trailer for my family to use
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