Colorado Front Range sources for trailer parts?

[Martinjmpr]

Getting ready to start some major work on our little teardrop trailer, Bubbles.

(for those not familiar, see my writeup here of our first long trip with Bubbles last summer:

http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...ubbles-2012-Chapter-1-Oregon-(long-pic-heavy) )

Anyway, first order of business will be to ditch the Dayton motor home axle and put a smaller, sleeker axle that will be underslung to allow for a lower overall trailer (I should point out that this trailer does not go "off road", mostly pavement or well graded dirt.)

Anybody know of a local source for axles?

I'm also looking for some other hardware. It has a T-handle on the rear hatch but the catch on the inside proved too weak to hold the door shut against the gas struts. I'm looking at maybe going to a locking-bar system like some camper shells have. I have the t-handle, but does anyone know of a (preferably local) source for the locking bar and cam assembly? The piece I'm looking for looks like this:

Also looking for a latch for the galley hatch. Does anyone know what this is called and where I can get one?



Thanks!

 

[ddog45]

Redneck trailers. I always use E Trailers.com

 

[TheThom]

They're not local to you, but he's great to work with and has fair prices. I bought my hurricane hinges and latches like the ones you posted from them

http://www.lilbear.teardrops.net/index.html

 

[Ccceric]

Jim's trailer repair. 58th and Washington area

 

[Waygoner]

5-Star RV Salvage in Brighton (I think). I haven't been there myself.