cowcharge
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Post by cowcharge on Mar 19, 2016 14:02:48 GMT -8
It's probably worth disposing of the wreck just to learn how these things are built. Just pay attention as you take it apart, don't just smash it with a hammer.
Are you planning on using this frame for your Frolic? I haven't heard of anyone moving the box to/rebuilding on a different frame, but there's no reason you can't, difficult as it may be.
There are a lot of legitimate ways to do anything, so don't get discouraged if you encounter people who say "you can't do it that way." Take your time, and spend a lot of time just looking and thinking. Anyone who can qualify for med school can rebuild a trailer.
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Post by prettywoman0172 on Mar 19, 2016 15:50:07 GMT -8
The frame is too long for my Frolic. I was considering rebuilding this trailer - essentially a scratch build since I'll only have the frame and the aluminum (have the windows, doors, appliances, hardware, etc, too). Just more or less for practice. To learn how to build from the ground up at no risk (yes, I know I have to buy wood and maybe pay to throw some stuff away). I can make mistakes and not have to worry about destroying the Frolic.
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