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Those wheels are awesome! I can't wait to see 'em mounted!:victory: Rezarf <><

Now this is an interesting thread! Keep it up, I am excited to see what you come up with. How do you plan to re-reinforce the removed area? If this works well... watch out Craigslist, guys will be following you quick! :D

Think I can convince my club to move Cruise Moab back a few weeks? It sure would help my time crunch problem. :jump: Here is where she sits today, got the tent ready to rock and the propane system up and mounted. Got my first batch of stuff out to powder coat too. Fenders, mounts and things...

Thanks, I got a free set, so I will make them work and see how it goes. Drew

Where did you get the bedslide? That is exactly what I am looking for! :luxhello:

I always wondered why they were white. thanks Drew

Hey fellas, I thought I would tap into your collective knowlege for some advice on shock placement on a solid axle trailer. Here is a pic of the chasis I am mounting these onto. What is the best orientation to get the shocks to perform well, and stay out of the rocks? Also, if I could not fab...

That trailer box makes the perspective on that beast come alive, what a huge trailer, but if it is going to tow behind a MOG then it looks just right! :coffeedrink: Keep it up, looking forward to seeing it progress. Rezarf <><

here are few update pics, you can find the whole write up here. Nope, I am not sure what it will come in as far as wieght, probably just shy of a Kerbillion pounds... but a 100 series might be in our future as well someday. :eek:

Pretty cool if you have an H1 for sure!

3500# axle with 5.5x6 lug hubs. I had the axle width matched to the cruisers, 55 or 57" I can't remember. Thanks! Drew

I bought a molded 7 pin connector from Northern Tool. Might be worth a try it is made from a heavy rubber compound and seems pretty solid to me. Just a thought. Rezarf <><

Napa carries a 7pin for big rigs, all metal on both ends, really nice units. Just another .02 Also, where are you mounting your outlet at, is that what is taking the shots? Rezarf <><

You're on the right track bud. Keep it up. Personally, I would keep it flat, I think the forces on a trailer are not as extreme as on a vehicle, a good wall thickness will pick up the strength you need. I think fitment and leg work to get them right cocked at that angle will produce marginal...

Great build up so far man! Keep it up. Do you shoot photo's for fun or work? All your pics are really amazing man, I have no clue about photography except I can notice when the shot is nice... and all of you shots are really nice man. Keep it up, I am excited to follow your build. Rezarf <><...

Thanks for diving into this, this is really fun to watch! :snorkel:

I will be there all week with my... trailer :wings: Come by and say hello I am slickrock next to Romer :26_7_2:

Hey man, I have't fabbed up the strikers yet, should be a peice of cake. I will post up the details when I do. Thanks! Drew

Got my tailgate knocked out, just a little more fab and I am heading to paint :D :wings: No time to write, must finish... trailer! :D

I sat in one of those, WAY comfortable! I am going to look into one for sure. Rezarf <><