FishnDive wrote:

JoelS88 wrote:Out of curiosity is there a specific position (or width) the skids need to be in to support the outbacks hull?

From memory I gave them the same spacing as the scupper holes in the rear tank well.

thanks Eoin!

Out of curiosity is there a specific position (or width) the skids need to be in to support the outbacks hull?

Jimma72 wrote:I wish I could weld...

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Thanks for the pics Merv. By the looks of it a lot of the fellas have taken the DIY approach which is somewhat attractive considering how cheap trailer components are. I've got a bit of a design in my head which I hope to get onto paper, but as a starting point can anyone point me in the right direc...

Thanks for the pics Rhino. Those trailers look solidly built thats for sure. Might have to give AK&S a bell.

Anyway I better get my mind out of fishing and get back to work...a very difficult task indeed.

Thanks for reviving this thread Babylon your original trailer is pretty much the kind of thing I am looking for .Looks like there are plenty of options out there! I suppose these are main criteria I am looking for; - Low Cost (which is a given for most of us although I don't want to sacrifice reliab...

Thanks for the tips Eoin.I dont really need something foldable and if something can be done for a comparable cost well then its a no brainer. Might shoot Cheaterparts a PM for a quote.

Thanks again,

Cheers

*edit doh!

should have read the topic a litte before making a fool of myself. That being said would be keen for a similar frame so if I went down this path where could I source one of these as I don't have any welding skill to speak of...

Fantastic Trailer setup! I'm currently looking at trailer options as I now how two outbacks to lug around when the girlfriend wants to come with. Your setup looks exactly like the type of thing I am looking for as it also has a bit of storage. Would be interested on some more info on your trailer se...

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