8.5x24 box trailer.

Warrior1996 · May 19, 2015

I agree with you Alex on the open trailer too. Plus they're usually cheaper than the enclosed ones. And Alex, if the wheels are too far towards the back, that would cause too much tongue weight, unless you didn't load anything towards the front, meaning weight distribution could also be an issue.

alex456123 · May 19, 2015

Warrior1996 said:
I agree with you Alex on the open trailer too. Plus they're usually cheaper than the enclosed ones. And Alex, if the wheels are too far towards the back, that would cause too much tongue weight, unless you didn't load anything towards the front, meaning weight distribution could also be an issue.

You know what I mean :gayfight:

Warrior1996 · May 19, 2015

:gayfight: <---- lol

tcwes8 · May 20, 2015

I want a enclosed so I an keep my warriors inside so they dont have to sit outside and so I dont have to pay for a storage unit.

Warrior1996 · May 20, 2015

Gotcha. If you're storing your warriors in there, I wouldn't buy a homemade one then. They probably leak and if wooden, rot. Just keep looking, you'll find a good deal

tcwes8 · Jun 6, 2015

so a buddie of mine just bought a chevy k10 truck bed trailer. it sits up to high how can he lower it?

alex456123 · Jun 6, 2015

Shackle lowering kit or flip the axle to spring under axle and use lowering blocks.

Gen1Pat · Jun 6, 2015

Smaller tires may help as well. I've built a few truck bed trailers.

tcwes8 · Jun 6, 2015

to put the axle on top is it as easy as putting the axle on top of the leafs or is there more to it?

Gen1Pat · Jun 7, 2015

You'll may need different U-bolts and will need a plate on the bottom side of the leaf spring for the U-bolts to be secured to. Also, you may have to fabricate some form of bracket to keep the axle from turning/twisting on the leafs.