Trailer axle assemblies built locally with flexride torsion springs de-rated to 1400 lbf. Shipping things to Hawaii (if they will ship) is very expensive. My hub bearings do not match but they were free so ordered a new set. Tires, jack, winch, lights, coupler bought locally. Working on trailer design but hope to start cutting metal next week...yeah right.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Spinnaker cleats in place, breakwater ongoing. Think I will try screwing them in from beneath the deck. Oak blocks are inserted along panel for screwing into. A central support wedge is shown below after some shaping.



Trailer axle assemblies built locally with flexride torsion springs de-rated to 1400 lbf. Shipping things to Hawaii (if they will ship) is very expensive. My hub bearings do not match but they were free so ordered a new set. Tires, jack, winch, lights, coupler bought locally. Working on trailer design but hope to start cutting metal next week...yeah right.
Trailer axle assemblies built locally with flexride torsion springs de-rated to 1400 lbf. Shipping things to Hawaii (if they will ship) is very expensive. My hub bearings do not match but they were free so ordered a new set. Tires, jack, winch, lights, coupler bought locally. Working on trailer design but hope to start cutting metal next week...yeah right.
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