Post by Teachndad on Jul 10, 2024 7:37:16 GMT -8
Hi Friends,
Found this on an unrelated search this morning. When you are having to squeeze blood from a turnip.
The following screen shots come from a video on Youtube. You can look up the video - title is shown in the screen shot to see the video. As part of the video, the new owner lowers the trailer by removing the wheels and then drops the trailer down with the hubs sitting on wheel dollies. Then he pulls it into his garage.
In front, he has raised up the tongue jack as far as it will go and then rested it on a small furniture dolly.
Even with that, he had to remove the roof fent to squeeeeeeeze it into the garage.
Here are two screen shots from the above descriptions.
Cheers,
Rod
Found this on an unrelated search this morning. When you are having to squeeze blood from a turnip.
The following screen shots come from a video on Youtube. You can look up the video - title is shown in the screen shot to see the video. As part of the video, the new owner lowers the trailer by removing the wheels and then drops the trailer down with the hubs sitting on wheel dollies. Then he pulls it into his garage.
In front, he has raised up the tongue jack as far as it will go and then rested it on a small furniture dolly.
Even with that, he had to remove the roof fent to squeeeeeeeze it into the garage.
Here are two screen shots from the above descriptions.
Cheers,
Rod
Always check the springs and frame for cracks. Be extravigilant if you see excessive rust below before retrieving an old trailer. This must have sat in a field that was often wet for the rust to have been so bad, a spring could become weak enough to break.
