Crank-up style frames-Interested?

[hawkeye43]

yes aqua eye, i took a peek at them on friday. i liked what i saw, very good job. the steel seems heavy enought, good job on all the welds and super paint. one test a person can do is with the hitch on the ground , take your foot and step on the front corner of the frame to see how much flex is in the frame, too much flex, your house will flex and twist when you let it up and down. these frames are real good in that respect. when i sell my 7.5 x 17 i may just have to get one. nice work

[Aqua Eye]

Hawkeye43-Thanks for checking out the quality and thanks again for letting me know what you thought of them. I sure wish these frames were available last year when I built my fish house. Oh well, sell my shack and build another huh? Thanks for the nice comments hawkeye,-TROY

[Guest]

Rick,

Can you get these trailers unfinished?
Can you get them with a different finish?

I was talking to an engineer here at work and he uses a product called por-15 on his trailers and trucks etc... (and been extremely satisfied) he's bent metal with it applied and hit it with hammers etc.. and the coating holds. I guess it was originally designed for ship hulls so salt water (in my case road grime) is not a problem for it. I went to a distributors site and I'm thinking it would add somewhere between 30 and 50 dollars to cover 1 trailer (minus the cost of the original finish).

I'd be interested in knowing if the trailer manf. could handle that (and what the cost differnce would be) or if its something I should plan on myself (including if I have to work the existing finish).

Thanks - I really like this trailer

[Rick]

Hi RedWiggler,
I'm sure we can work something out. We specialize in custom work as well.

Use the "Contact Us" Link below with a subject of "Trailer". Put your specs down, including exact kind of paint you want.

Looking forward to hearing from you.