Today we weighed the two trailers built from the fiberglass parts so far. The one below, a base kit on a fully welded frame with 3500-lb axles and 205/15" tires, weighed in at 337 lbs.
My black prototype trailer weighed in at 550 lbs., here's what the black one has that the white one doesn't:
- Front rack with jerry cans (currently empty) in jerry can holders and storage box (also empty)
- Stabilizer jacks mounted in receivers
- Rear receiver for bike rack
- Front receiver for different couplers
- 3/4" plywood floor vs. 5/8" in the white trailer
- Interior fully done in bed liner
- Plywood reinforced tub panels
- 31" tires on 16" wheels
- Nerf bars around the back
- Soft tonneau
- StoreGate
Stuff adds up quickly
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I also weighed my plywood tent platform, it's 45 pounds, and the tent is about 120 I think, so with the tent installed the weight is 715.
For comparison, my yellow trailer, which is 7' 5" long and has an all metal tub (mostly 16-gauge), weighs 750 lb. So the fiberglass trailer with tent and all those other options/upgrades weighs less than the metal trailer.