6X4 TRAILER CONVERSION TO SUIT PA (finished pics )
Posted: 23 May 2010, 15:45
Hi all,
I have completed the trailer mods to carry old Pus-nutz the Pro angler around on. I hve reduced the drawbar length to 600mm as 900 was a bit rediculous, i used pool noodle on the rear gate, made a cradle on the front, and a vee block at the front also, to stop the yak sliding into the subie.
Anyway all works well, i'm getting the trailer registered next Friday so i will be more legal than not. (Vic roads have very conflicting documents on "overhang" to them overhang is the distance from the centre of the axle to the rear of the tray, nothing hanging past the rear. I've made my yak hang over 300mm, so i reckon only a real mongrel with some needed revenue will be my only concern.
Material used was 65x65x6 rhs for the socket, 50x50x4 rhs for the drawbar, Haymen reece 5/8" pin.
Here are some pics, i hope you like the finished trailer.
Oh yeah, everthing is removable, so to go to a 6x4 is just a matter of removing the rear pool noodle, front cradle, and sliding in the drawbar.
Anyway heres a few pics.
Bilby.
I have completed the trailer mods to carry old Pus-nutz the Pro angler around on. I hve reduced the drawbar length to 600mm as 900 was a bit rediculous, i used pool noodle on the rear gate, made a cradle on the front, and a vee block at the front also, to stop the yak sliding into the subie.
Anyway all works well, i'm getting the trailer registered next Friday so i will be more legal than not. (Vic roads have very conflicting documents on "overhang" to them overhang is the distance from the centre of the axle to the rear of the tray, nothing hanging past the rear. I've made my yak hang over 300mm, so i reckon only a real mongrel with some needed revenue will be my only concern.
Material used was 65x65x6 rhs for the socket, 50x50x4 rhs for the drawbar, Haymen reece 5/8" pin.
Here are some pics, i hope you like the finished trailer.
Oh yeah, everthing is removable, so to go to a 6x4 is just a matter of removing the rear pool noodle, front cradle, and sliding in the drawbar.
Anyway heres a few pics.
Bilby.