dcollier32
Adventurer
Looking good dude... I'm glad to see you making progress...
cheers
Many years ago, when I bought ProTrac trailers, they were wood wall off road trailers. I converted to steel and had to make sharper bends to hold to the ProTrac lines. I ended up doing the first 15-20 trailers exactly like that. I had one break that I know of, but we just tacked it again. The key is making both at the same time time which you did. There is a black tape called Fiber Fix, you could wrap it with after grinding all edges smooth. Their web site is www.fiberfix.com. I have never used it, but the ACE hardware guru (great guy and smart) highly recommends it for emergency repair. I bought a roll of it, but have never found the need for it, but I think it would make the bends unbreakable according to my friend.
Yea I'm hoping the weather will be better this weekend, so far it's suppose to good. But if you don't like the weather in Ga, stick around, it'll change in a minuteThanks dc, finally had a break in the sucky weather here. Sun was out half the day for the first time in 3 days. Maybe you will get a break over there, so you can get back on your build.
Yeah I know what you mean. I'm in Jackson County. Bordering GA and AL.
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Man SoCal sucks, no rain 80 degrees, riding my bike today. Now add, illegal aliens, pot holes, gang bangers and idiots on the freeway, give me good old Omaha Nebraska!!!! Just joking, moved from that frozen wind hole 50 years ago. Here till I die I am sure. Would love to be in Utah, I truly love that state from every aspect.
Hope you get some done on it Medic. Looking forward to how that wrap stuff works. I bought a roll of it for emergencies. But it sounds like it may be too bulkiy for some instances. I guess we will know whey you get it.