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Looks like you table is working just fine.

Was your basket hard to remove and reinstall?

I'm going from a 94" JJ to an 84" 510. 94" is almost the limit on busy days at Zion NP so being 10" narrower will be really nice. I'm too tall (6'6") to go any narrower though your milage may vary.

After awhile, we gave up on the cost. We figured we would be using this for at least 10 years so we figured the extras didn't cost that much and it would make out outings more enjoyable. I'm getting the drawers knocked down to install later if I want them. I'm also just having the wires pulled...

I'm not getting it until May but I have two foldable kayaks and I wanted them to fit along with some other speciality gear so I asked if they could and they can. I will be fording small rivers (like the Fremont) and be in very rocky areas (like Mojave) and I thought the solid bottom would be...

I spent a bunch of time trying to come up with a better system than the locking basket and the tongue box. I went with the locking basket because we carry a lot of water/weather proof stuff but it is 8"taller than standard and a solid steel bottom. It will be lined with a tarp. The best solid...

Like the matching wheels and rims! Did you go for the Line-x on the lower half? How much weight are you planning for supplies?

Ok, after talking to Dexter axle, then Orscheln (who makes the brake levers and hardware for Dexter), I found the company who actually makes the cables. I emailed them my specs (as far as I know them, I won't be getting my trailer until the end of May) and asked for a rough estimate for two...

Ok, I have a call in with several pics and descriptions. Let's hope that they will have the solutions. I already like their levers and mounting hardware and if they can make the Dexter parts we'll be set. Their speciality is customs brake cables, so that should be easy.

What a difference!

You have a Little Guy or something else? Single lever looks to be a snap on their site but I do want the independent brakes.

So, I know this is an older thread but was wondering if anyone succeeded in this parking brake project. I am getting a teardrop with the Dexter parking brake backing plates and am going to have a left and right brake lever so I can quickly and easily spin my trailer around if needed. I found...

I just asked for the Dexter backing plates to have the parking brake attachment add. You could just swap out the backing plates and then there are two other threads on here talking about what else you need to buy. Part numbers for the backing plate K23-086-00 and K23-087-00 (I think. Some...

I ordered my axle with the brake plates so I can put on lever controlled parking brakes. The plates cost the same as the ones without and once done, I will be able to lock either or both sides. If I have to make a tight turn with the trailer off the truck or if the trailer is on an incline...

Last I looked, they don't offer the swing out spare tire holder with the sink and etc.

Jumping Jack trailers is alive and well. The just released several new (er) models and they look pretty sharp. We've had our for over five years with very few complaints. http://www.jumpingjacktrailers.com

At least you'll turn a few heads!

I'm sure it's been posted but do you remember the part number for the 10 x21/2 electric brake with the parking brake? I just went through the Redneck Trailer catalog and can't seem to get the same number twice. 23-086-00, 23-087-00 maybe?

I liked reading about your border crossing how to's.

We are getting the standard queen mattress length (80") so we can fit normal sized sheets on it. I will be building a small shelf system at the foot for storage of more stuff too. May is coming quickly!