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Put on a pair of used Bilsteins.

 

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I'm going to pull the spare for now. The weight balance is off to where I can lift the tongue with one hand. 

 

Added some more marker lights to be more "trailer-compliant".

 

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She's getting there! Tested out the trailer lights and they work fine, just need to wire up the new marker lights, put the flares back on, run a breather for the axle and fill it with fluid. Then a stop to a weigh station to see how fat she is.

 

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looking good :thumbsup: I never would have dreamed the tongue would have been that "light" with the work you did out front though:dunno:, do you have plans for the diamond plate like tanks or a toolbox? 

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16 hours ago, M.T.Hands said:

looking good :thumbsup: I never would have dreamed the tongue would have been that "light" with the work you did out front though:dunno:, do you have plans for the diamond plate like tanks or a toolbox? 

 

Yes, I think I'm going to buy one of these tool chests:

 

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/tractor-supply-46-in-texture-black-tool-box-chest

 

I want something long enough to stow spare axle shafts in, spare fluids, and of course camping gear.

Then plan to put a 20-40lb propane tank mount next to it the chest. Should have enough room for both on the platform. 

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