new trailer

It only took about 3 yrs to assemble and register.  . Note to self . Pay to have assembled next time.
Plans are to have removable posts for different set ups. Kayaks, small aluminum boat and corralled for camping equipment. Like that it folds up and stores in my garage.
Possibly take to GSX.  Wont load more than a couple hundred pounds if i do so.
Pic taken today with all the happy people at DMV .

Nice looking trailer, congrats.  Luckily we don't have to register or even title small trailers in Oregon.

 nice Devil Dog....Harbor Freight ?

Nice looking trailer, congrats.  Luckily we don't have to register or even title small trailers in Oregon.

You guys are lucky not having to deal with all the extra time dealing with DMV. Guess you don't have the problems of trailer theft like we have here in California. Not only do I have to register it but if I make any modifications to it I have to return to have registration updated. I told the lady that I would be putting rails around it. Nope !  Gotta return . Heck I waited 3 yrs. what's another 2 hours. 

nice Devil Dog....Harbor Freight ?

Harbor freight special . Waited for the super coupon deal . Paid 180.00 . Had to assemble though.

Going to be a great spare trailer for multiple uses.    Hopefully the in-laws wont hear about it to soon .

Alex

Sweet been thinking of getting one......I'll just borrow yours instead 

Sweet been thinking of getting one......I'll just borrow yours instead 

Anytime Antonio. Trade you for some of that delish Linguica

handy little trailers for light loads and their towable buy smaller vehicles. grease the bearings every couple thousand miles do to small tire size and you should get some years use out of it

Sweet been thinking of getting one......I'll just borrow yours instead 

Anytime Antonio. Trade you for some of that delish Linguica

Always after my linguisa 

I have the northern tool equivalent, Mine has a central tongue that runs to the hitch. I threw away the stock tongue and replaced it with a 9' piece if box tube making a 16' foot trailer. It's great for boats and has served well for 5 years! 

Popular ones up here are the snow bear style I just picked up this one from one of our NWKA brothers for $500 and added the aluminum posts (old RV awning rods) shhh.

Popular ones up here are the snow bear style I just picked up this one from one of our NWKA brothers for $500 and added the aluminum posts (old RV awning rods) shhh.

You just gave me a great idea ! I will now be on the prowl on craigs list for a inexpensive lumber rack to mount on it .    Well... at least that's the plan at the moment .   

Just stored it in the garage .

Just stored it in the garage .

nearly identical. I uses the side rail pockets for the "boat supports" so I could remove them and put sides on if needed.

I also threw out the stock lights and put the submersible type on. The original use was to load 2 canoes with beer and camping gear for a 2 day fishing run. Load everything in the basement and just back it off the bank. The trailer is light enough my subaru hatchback could yank it out of anything.

From when I was really into kayak fishing.