trailers and towing the duc

[ducatiz]

Use 3/4 pressure treated

i didn't use pressure treat, i used plain plywood and coated it with truck bed paint.  the paint provides a "grippy" surface and I think that's cheaper than PT by some.

that's a great idea to put the box on the tongue, but i keep my folded.  i was thinking of fabricating a box which would mount on the front but that i could latch on and off.  meh..

The stainless eye hooks. Use red locktite on these!!!

yep, same setup as mine.  I put them on all the corners and then some.  i found a $12 tire mount which is removable, you just leave the latches in the surface of the trailer.  i wonder if i have pics lying around.  my trailer is folded up and stored right now...

[Charlief]

Mine was foldable but I made it so it doesn't fold.  I bolted the frame together. I don't have any inside storage for it as my garage already has enough stuff packed in.

[ducatiz]

Mine was foldable but I made it so it doesn't fold.  I bolted the frame together. I don't have any inside storage for it as my garage already has enough stuff packed in.

Gotcha

I love being able to fold mine up.  The only downside are the crappy little casters they put on there.  2.5 inch swivel wheels which break very easily.  I swapped mine out for heavy duty 3.5in with swivels on only one side. 

If you don't need a folder, then definitely don't get one.  the same sized trailer from HF in non-folding style has almost 700lbs more capacity.