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We're usually fully stocked but you caught me on a bad night!
Tuesday night is usually "board meeting" night if you know what I mean. Stop in and have a tasty beverage some Tuesday night after these holidays are over and things get back to normal.
Im sure I will be back soon my kids go through the pork burgers pretty quick. Suzy knows who I am she can help ya. Cant ever turn down a nice cold Busch Light.
Nice to finally meet you tonight. Make sure you tell me who you are again next time you come in. I will probably forget.
Let me know when you are dropping in again and I'll make sure we have more of those beverages around!
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B-man715
Hey Guys,
I'm toying around with the idea of building a mini drop down fish house trailer.
It would be a 6'x8', solid tounge, with drop down pivot arms for the tires (no winches).
For a shelter on the trailer I will use a Clam 6800, folded down for transport, and up once on the ice.
I want to build it as light as possible for early ice atv fishing.
The most weight it would hold would be a 100lb shack and up to a couple hundred pounds of gear.
Lots of plans out there for heavy duty utility trailers, but for what I'm trying to accomplish I'm not sure what sizes to use.
Would 3"x2"x14 gauge tube for the tounge, and 3"x1"x14 gauge tube for the frame be way over kill??? Could I use something smaller/lighter??
What size for cross members??
Has to be steel.........
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