Trailer Setups
08-24-2006 | 07:02 PM
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Trailer Setups
HI Gents
I just bought me a 6x12 trailer, which also has a front side door. I was hoping some flyers on here can send me photos of how they have there trailer setup inside. I have a 33% Hanger 9 Cap 232, 3-40size glow planes, One heli and two Electric foamies. I am planing on putting a removeable cabinet in the front. If you can please help, send pictures to my email "[email protected]".
ty so much
Cookie Gonzalez
I just bought me a 6x12 trailer, which also has a front side door. I was hoping some flyers on here can send me photos of how they have there trailer setup inside. I have a 33% Hanger 9 Cap 232, 3-40size glow planes, One heli and two Electric foamies. I am planing on putting a removeable cabinet in the front. If you can please help, send pictures to my email "[email protected]".
ty so much
Cookie Gonzalez
08-26-2006 | 09:00 AM
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RE: Trailer Setups
Rods and fasteners?
Are you talking about the brackets you can see on the sides of the trailer walls?
If so, those are known as "E-track" as mentioned in the thread you were given. They were developed for truck trailers and can sometimes be a bit difficult to locate. Try a local utility trailer sales/service place, that's where I found mine. I was not able to find any at the local hardware/DIY places like Home Depot or Lowes as some said in that thread. You can find it online and it's not very expensive, but the shipping on that stuff is a real killer typically costing more than the track itself. When you find some place that has it, they'll usually also have a selection of various types of anchors that hook into the track. Everything from 2x4 supports to tie rings and brackets.
It also comes in both vertical and horizontal styles referring to the orientation of the slots in the track, the pictures on that thread are for the most part the horizontal variety and what most sellers will stock.
Are you talking about the brackets you can see on the sides of the trailer walls?
If so, those are known as "E-track" as mentioned in the thread you were given. They were developed for truck trailers and can sometimes be a bit difficult to locate. Try a local utility trailer sales/service place, that's where I found mine. I was not able to find any at the local hardware/DIY places like Home Depot or Lowes as some said in that thread. You can find it online and it's not very expensive, but the shipping on that stuff is a real killer typically costing more than the track itself. When you find some place that has it, they'll usually also have a selection of various types of anchors that hook into the track. Everything from 2x4 supports to tie rings and brackets.
It also comes in both vertical and horizontal styles referring to the orientation of the slots in the track, the pictures on that thread are for the most part the horizontal variety and what most sellers will stock.
08-27-2006 | 04:57 PM
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RE: Trailer Setups
Yeh- I don't want it to look like a California painters pickup with stuf hanging all over it --
Makes me remember many years back - a hot rodder form LA -Ak Miller I think -had a ratty pickup like those with either a Cad or Olds in it - The ultimate sleeper .
for you Mississippi boys -- think of a pulp wood truck -I never saw any painted houses down here.
Outside of Jackson anyway--------
Makes me remember many years back - a hot rodder form LA -Ak Miller I think -had a ratty pickup like those with either a Cad or Olds in it - The ultimate sleeper .
for you Mississippi boys -- think of a pulp wood truck -I never saw any painted houses down here.
Outside of Jackson anyway--------
