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adding a No-Weld rack system from dinoot trailers. Mark the bases with the orentation that I am using so I put them back where and how they go. I learned the hard way when I drilled the holes with the base turned the wrong way and had to weld them up and redrill.

of course the company name Next I plan on using some dinoot no-weld rack parts to build a rack. On the last trailer I welded the rack which is a pain. But will post the rack build as I go along

finally found some perforated steel to use on the steps

well it decided to turn into winter and was too cold to bedline in the garage so I down the trailer down to the valley (phoenix) and did my bedlining there. The trailer is behind the palo verde tree

Of course it started snowing but figured out I wanted an angle and cut and put the side pieces on. For some unknow reason rather than bedlining the entire panels I only did the parts that were attached to each other. This would cost me

at this time in case I added a rack or a swing out tire carrier in the back I welded on pads

then to the step/bumpers . Once the fenders were attached I could have used a piece of angle iron but I wanted to match the fender angle so use flat stock and then welded the corner for custom angle iron. Still deciding on the length so the are long

next was a floor the plans recommend a piece of 5/8 marine grade plywood but I splurged and used a 3/4 inch piece. then mocked up and attached the tailgate

Mocking up the fenders. ended up putting them all the way up to the bend in the box. A brick was the perfect spacer

some more mock up with the from box.

The M-series or 416 is much easier to build than the J-series. I then mocked up the sides and fenders on the frame so I could drill the holes to put things together. Also so I could decide where to mount the fenders. I did move the axle up a little and will be adding a box on front. From my...

I built a J-series dinoot so thought I didn't have enough trailers ( 5 ) so tried my hand at building a M416 replica. Started with a 2x3 1/8 inch wall frame. Still had 3 rubicon wheels and tires so ordered a straight axle from dinoot . Added some extension to the frame so I could build some...

If you would like to see the wheels I will be in flagstaff, AA on tuesday May 25th and thursday May 27th send me a PM if you would like to arrange a meet location and time. I know no one want to buy something without seeing it first.

Will be in Phoenix on Tuesday April 13 about 1030 hrs if anyone wants to see the wheel. PM me to setup a location and time. I known no one want to buy something without seeing it first. Done until next trip down

nice looking set up any info on the lid? Did you make it or had it made. If DIY any pictures ?

If you are from the phoenix area I will be down there tomorrow if you want to see the tank etc. let me know today so we can arrange a meet

where the name come from incase you were wondering

maiden voyage on the mojave road. with the water crossing. meet only one party which were going west to east and they warned us that the water over over their 17 inch tires.

put in a water tank just in front of the axle the spare sit just in front and protects the tank. I used plywood that was bedlined as a skidplate. I weld square tubing and welded bolts to that. Should have used angle iron would have been easier

the rack ran out of paint the darker stuff is primer