Homemade Trailer Part 2 | Axle Flip and Crossmembers Welded In 

I seriously love your channel. No one else has one like it. Use what ya have. Build things, tinker around yard. Just love it. I watch every video you post. Can’t wait to see the trailer finished. Be blessed.

Chad, that trailer is sure enough looking great! It will be much better built when you're through than it was when new! You must be using a hell of a lot of welding wire and gas for this project!

I LOVE work...I can watch it all day! And, the mellow music helps.

Would also love to see the firebird back on the street/ strip 😊

Love the content . This is the best channel on RU-vid. I would love to see a 2-hour video. Would definitely watch that

"Trailer for sale or rent, Room to let 50 cents!!". Well done Mr

That was a lot of work. Good job

Nice job sir Nice show cool Garage 😃👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

Hey man are you watch the video you do excellent work on a trailer looking nice I seen seven commercials that came up and you doing great man your channel is going to grow you're doing a great job I'm learning a lot from you just keep on keeping on man God bless you and God keep you

A lot of work. Great video. Great job

Good job, Chad!!!! It's really starting to take shape. And when it's all painted with the wood on, it's gonna look very sharp. You are going to have a very nice trailer, my friend. 😊

That should be a nice trailer.

Awesome build to this point, thank you for sharing. See you on the next one

Great job! Getting closer to the finished work. The trailer is going to be epic! Thanks for sharing 👍 😊

That's gonna be one fine trailer for doing anything you want, nicely done

I love watching your channel wish you would have a show every day keep up the great job

Your hard work is quite exceptional.Thanks for sharing and taking us along.

Thats going to be quite the trailer,well done. Thanks for bringing us along!

You the best friend a guy could ever have new lift and a new trailer 😅😂.

Awe yah..i found it ! Another goodin!!

Congrats on getting started and on the progress . It’s definitely gonna be quite the hauler.

That's a very smart thing to do reinforcing those Spring brackets a lot of RVers have had to replace those after they broke.😮

You are one hard working man Chad . You set your mind to a task and see it through and move on , no matter what MLS does . Thank you for having us along on this build . God Bless you and yours , Keep the faith , Stuart in Canada ..

That’s a big big job Chad. More power to you.

lookup the corsi-rosenthal cube; just four (or five) 20x20 hvac filters taped into a cube, and then taped to a box fan. I have one I built for in my shop out of 2x2 lumber, and it keeps the air particulate counts very low even when cutting wood or running the angle grinder.

Excellent build buddy . That’ll be a nice trailer for all your new projects! Keep up the good work …

Dude is a stud with his work ethic. Flinging around axles and what not. Editing is spot on too. Excellent channel.

Awesome job young man keep on keeping on 💪😊your never to old to have some mucho fun

Put a gable fan in with a thermostat and an override switch. I did this to my shop and it sucks the heat out of the top and the switch lets me turn it on to vent my shop out. Just an idea it works for me. Love the channel keep the videos coming.

Coming along very nice 👍👍☺️

Hey Mr Chad, really enjoying your trailer rebuild. It's going to be a very nice one when you get done!

great progress she will be a fine tool in the inventory

Looking good!!! The trailer is going to be both handy and dandy.

Keep at it Chad looking good

Neat video of how you are tackling this. Getting pretty good at these videos in general, keep up the good work! 🙂

Excellent video sir.

It will be a nice trailer 👍👍

Hey hey y'all! Hope everyone is well! Mr Chad it'll get finished when it gets finished my friend. You can't rush perfection, especially when you have your & other's lives in your hands when you put it on the road. I know you've seen it as well, some trailers that some jack leg has cobbled together that you wouldn't wanna be seen with! Let alone put behind your vehicle with anything loaded on it! Anywho, thanks for another great video and, til next week, God bless! ~ Scott 💙🙏🏼

Dang them sum big mouse’s by tha pool!🤭 Blessings from Texas

Watching you do all that work knelt down on the concrete made my knees hurt and im only 36! Please get you a rollie chair. I use one at work and it helps my knees so much. I call it my old man chair.

Trailer is coming on nice man, she'll be a strong one. See you next time and we'll see if you finish it up and get you some cool air set up. 👍

Great job. Awesome Video.

Look forward to each and every video Chad, keep up the good work!

Good video I really enjoyed it thanks Chad

Love the video! Can't wait to see the finished product! That was a lot of welding

Never have I ever thought that I’d watch or even love watching a trailer being reborn… I’ll be dunked if this isn’t a great video series. Touche’,Prof, well done✊🏾❤️

It's great ur in my area. Get tired of just cars. Keep it up.

Hello Chad. The building at the repair facility where I retired from was a huge Armco steel building which had a huge fan motor mounted on each end of the building for fume extraction with the extra large sized stovepipe which had branches for each bay of the building which had the flexi hoses for placement over exhaust stacks, Etc. This system was divided into two sections for each of the fan motors that I mentioned before. The welding area had a steel canopy mounted above a very heavy welding table. The main downside of the fume exhaust system was that during the winter months that it would pretty much remove every bit of heat and during the spring and summer months, The birds wanted to nest within the pipe until a contractor screened both of the intakes off. Just be careful not to get asphyxiation because it will creep up on you very quickly.

Now how on earth can that shackle be FROZEN UP IN THIS HEAT!!?? 😮😂😂

Hey Chad, love the channel! Great content. So my hubby and I put an attic fan in the wall of our shop to suck out smoke and exhaust fumes. Not the prettiest thing in the world but it's not terribly pricey and it really works! Great job on the trailer, keep up the good work brother!!

Great job Chad 🤙 no fooling around with you just get busy ! Love your channel yes sir 🤙🤙🤙🤙

Wow oh my goodness I am so impressed inhuman and how you perform and do things and create so many nice things keep on working brother you are one of truly great RU-vidrs keep it up bro

Great channel can't wait for your next vidos

That’s going to be nice once you’re finished.

Looking good !

Nice work chad ,you have a lot of energy that’s for sure….

I sure could use those rockers that in between the leaf springs and boat to the trailer frame

That's gonna one heck of a trailer! Lookin good! My dad has a trailer that was a 2 ton flatbed with 3 mobile home axles under it. My grandpa had it made before I was born, and it still hauls! If it could talk, it would have some stories to tell!

Excellent video Chad :) also like trailer to you fixing up and so cool too!

Great job Chad,we really enjoyed it, we had a MLS happen to us July 5 th Sandy fell and broke her left hip she had a hip replacement, just got home today ,we love your channel Larry and Sandy!!!

Looking good for and car trailer and can't wait for the next video

Looks good 👍

To help with dust and smoke, you can get some cheap 20 inch box fans and get some 20x20 furnace filters and tape them to the back all around the edges. It works great, and it's easy to replace filters.

Chad you make me laugh every time I watch your video I am watching all of your old videos starting with your first video keep it up

Love the trailer

Thanks for another , Brother !

AAA+ CHANEL IS GREAT....KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK AND THANKS

Chad awesome love everything you do thanks

The only channel I look forward to watching now days. Dewalt makes the big grinders in a smaller version that do a great job, we use them at work alot lighter and can get in tighter spots.

FABRICATION...Gotta Love It.

Craig, You are an absolute blessing to me! Sincere, genuine, humble, God fearing, and downright incredibly hard working!

Nice build out. It's awesome saves another item from going to the scrap yard.

I'm impressed with this build. ❤ The channel 😊

Hi My Dear Friend Very Very Great Job ❤❤❤❤❤

No way I could think of swinging that sledge like that. 60 y 126#. To add a little. I'd get it done, I'd just have to get under there with the plasma cutter on the bottom side. The way smaller guys do it.🤣😂

Way to go! Chad! Keep up the great content! Thanks for sharing!

That's why I wear a mask when I am cutting metal

Definitely more Fabbin than most of the so-called Fab Channels. I don't hate them, just like this a bit more because of all the learning i get to do. Looks pretty good!

Well, letttttttssssss gooooooo!

Great video as always.

Big Fella keep doing what you're doing. F the haters!!!! Look forward to Weds night videos and 2nd chan. as well. Big thanks from NJ for providing us with an hour to laugh and sometimes learn what not to do. LOL

You got to put some exhaust fans up high get that heat out of there and smoke.

Great video , see ya next week

Gonna be a nice one

Have you checked out Whole House Fans? You put them in your attic so you draw the heat though the entire house/building and you will be surprised by how much cooler it becomes.

I've learned it's faster to build new than tear down something to a minimum and buy new material to replace the old stuff. It"s great to have 3 axles though! I buy them on marketplace all the time and keep a few handy. Axles are expensive!. If I had to demo the front fifth wheel section I'd just make a bumper pull with the excess steel. It looked promising by the blackberry bush at 40'.

We have an exhaust fan at work in the warehouse with louvers that close when it's not blowing. it might be Good for your shop spring and Fall and heavy smoke Flat bed semi trailers also have a crown to them as usual great video

i'm looking forward to watching this, but being truthful, I'm just not in the mood to watch anything right now, so I'll save this for when I'm in a better mood. Also, I have yet to watch the video on the other channel about the swimming pool. Going to try to go to sleep now, but looking forward to watching the videos I haven't seen yet tomorrow or Friday.

Oh yeah I agree with someone on here put an exhaust fan up in the gable end to help clear out smoke exhaust..pexz

An exhaust fan it the loft could help get some of the smoke out. See you later on the next one.

When I had my 30 x 40 shop built I bought a 2ft exhaust fan with louvers, had it mounted center up in the gable, several times it gets smokey and it clears it out in about 5 min. I bought it at Home Depot in 2019, I believe it cost $160 and it works very good, check it out

you done a awesome job sir

Good project for the channel.

The steps might come in handy for the trailer !

Going to be a nice trailer

Great content, enjoyed the fabrication. You need to install an exhaust fan up high to eliminate the smoke issue . Cool air settles low so you won’t loose that much cooling ? Anytime you are cutting or grinding inside you need a respirator . the composite in the discs are harmful. Last but not least ditch that chop saw look into an Evolution cut off saw they start at 379$ on scamazon it will run circles around that abrasive saw!! Keep the content coming!!

Great vid as always chad!! I like the way you diy every thing.

Exhaust fan in top eve would help with smoke

Funny thing about building a shop. You start out building a new shop because you need more room for activities then next thing you know its full of activities and other crap not really related to any activity you're working on. Thats about the time you wish you had a bigger shop and you will wish you had a bigger shop within 6 months of building the new one. The real questions are where did this crap come from and how did I get by for so long without the new shop? I enjoy the channel Chad. Keep up the good work. Some of my favorite projects I've worked on were ones were I limited myself to use what I had on hand.

that is going to be a nice trailer