Update: My trailer made it home without collapsing .

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I had mentioned a few weeks ago about bringing a trailer home from the bush that I was worried that it would collapse 200km later, including a 30km bush road. Now it is in the yard, ready to be dismantled. I feel much better knowing I could get it home before it came down.

[Lwiddis]

Please post pictures!

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BurbMan wrote:
Aw man, no pictures ?!?!?!

Glad you got it home OK!

... I could post a picture of it sitting in my driveway, but it wouldn't be that exciting.

[BurbMan]

Aw man, no pictures ?!?!?!

Glad you got it home OK!

[swimmer_spe]

time2roll wrote:
Dang. Was hoping for a posted youtube disaster 😉

If it had happened, I would not be doing that. That is what is referred to as evidence.

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Mike134 wrote:

Beverley&Ken wrote:
Thanks for the update, I’m glad that you made it safely.

Ken

X2!! by the way how did you reinforce it for the trip?

I didn't. Years ago, over the frame rail I put a brace in the worst area. I guess that was all it needed.

[time2roll]

Dang. Was hoping for a posted youtube disaster 😉

[Mike134]

Beverley&Ken wrote:
Thanks for the update, I’m glad that you made it safely.

Ken

X2!! by the way how did you reinforce it for the trip?

[Beverley_Ken]

Thanks for the update, I’m glad that you made it safely.

Ken

[swimmer_spe]

gbopp wrote:
Congrats. Many thought you wouldn't make it past the dirt road.
Good job. :C

I was one of those many. I fully expected having to clean up a mess at the side of the road.

[larry_cad]

Thanks for the response also. Glad to hear you were successful

[gbopp]

Congrats. Many thought you wouldn't make it past the dirt road.
Good job. :C