DIY 26ft Trailer build part2 | Hydraulic tail 

beautiful work .

Cool video! I always learn something new, in your videos. The big lesson today was using your plasma cutter, to fold your fenders on the dotted lines. Nice!👍

Good evening Sir, great tips on how to triangulate the trailers axels 👍 Great built Sir and great video and you are an outstanding fabricator ( a genius !!! ) Cheers !!!

One man project

While watching the first video, when you initially mentioned that you were making it a "deck over" I thought, there's one aspect I would've done differently. I've built a few trailers over the years myself. My buddy and I built a 26' last summer. I can't get them low enough, it seems. I've been thinking about mounting a small crane on another 26' we have. I think I just about got it worked out in my head. You do great work! Looks awesome!

1947 ford pickup that is why I subscribed

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Curious to why you didn't build drive over fenders?

Such a HD frame and ONLY 6k axles..........don't you think 10k's would have been more appropriate ?

Where do you buy large steel beams like this? Home depot doesnt carry anything that big.

dont need leaf spring sir ?

USB (up to min. 6:48) I loved your videos! That's why am a subscribed. I recommend you to also post a link of the long video because, first it took you all that much it took you of which not all will be in a video. So posting the real looong best possible captured video will allow those into your operations to follow your step by step by step process to get your "United Well Built" piece of work, if you want. And that way is another way to monetize, if they allow you. That's what some do. Check if you want Andrew Camarata's Channel, he's as much possible into all details possible and humbly hard worker as you are. And also, since you got into the video posting, why not? You deserved it! Ok I'll continue watching! Oh something extremely important to me! Never expose yourself or your body or any part of you under any heavy weight that if something fails you were to be impacted, a body part were to get cut, or you can even lose your life. Is not worth it. If you have to absolutely be under that piece of heavy trailer chasis or whatever, add at least an extra strap, chain, something to stop the chassis from falling, another forklift, something, but take care! I hope you get me and take care! I'm serious. A falling huge piece of heavy equipment won't be tender to you at all. And again, is not necessary! Min. 12:30, that beaver tail operation is A DREAM MAN! LOVED IT!

So where should the axle lay from the tounge how far back what is the distance

How did you figure how much lift your tail will have and were to attach you hydraulics ? I am adding a power tail to my trailer thanks

What stops the beaver tail from hitting the ground when the hydraulic cylinder fails?

How did you make it so the tail locks??

What size cylinders did you use?

When we all knew it wouldnt work before you did. I learned a lot from this build. I learned how not to build a trailer.

What would happen if the hydraulics failed? Will the dove tail fall as you’re driving down the road?