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I'm still waiting on the 3500# axles, so I separated the frame from the plywood and flipped it over to get started on the top....stay tuned... mike

I cut back to back 15 deg cuts to remove a wedge from the rect. tubing. This gives me a 30 deg angle. With a piece of 2x3 tube set to mock the front crossmember. I pull the tongue over and clamp. I pull a string line from the center of the trailer at the rear till it just touches a 123...

I'm building another utility trailer, the first one was just a little too tight for it's intended use...hauling a 2-up Polaris ATV. A couple other pics... I learned a lot on the first one and plan on some minor changes. Anyways...this is how I am doing the build, some may look...

This is what I have in the vehicle...probably more if I really dug around :) I have a Bahco HUS 1.0-650 camp axe, it has survived 2 years at hunting camp and gets a lot of use during the summer trips. It has held up very well for an inexpensive axe. I also carry a Bahco 24" bow saw with an extra...

They are on a '94 Explorer. They are smooth up to 70mph, I rarely drive over that. Trying to find a good tire shop here is tough, I refuse to do business with several shops...they rape you on the prices and their service/warranty sucks. Most shops refuse to install a bigger tire on an...

That sounds better! I mounted them up myself, took 'em for a test drive, I was really surprised, they are smooth....not going to bother having them balanced. mike

My set ran $643.00 shipped FedEx to Wyoming. :confused:

I got a set of 33x10.5x15 last month from Online tires.com...had them in 5 days. Might check and see if they have any in stock... http://www.onlinetires.com/default.aspx?PageData=tireResults You'll love the KM2's!! :wings: mike

I'm using 40# dog food bags. With 2 dogs I always have a supply stashed behind the seat. mike

My "Explorer Project" with a homegrown bumper, winch tucked back between frame rails. With deer deflector and a little paint. Rear bumper. Mike