New Trailer Base For Sa-200

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Hi Everyone,I just finished the new trailer base for the first of three SA-200s I am rebuilding.  I used 2"x3" rectangular tube, some 2" angle, and some deck plate I had left over from another job.  The axel is a shortened 3,500 lb. with 5 lug spindles.  The springs are rated for 2,000lb. which should give the machine a nice ride.  Since I am going to sell the machine I decided to go deluxe and put LED tail lioghts on it.  The wheels I lucked out on by getting bothe of them for a total of twenty bucks.  The tires are newe Mastercraft Radials which are made in the USA. Attached ImagesDave B.E-MAIL:  [email protected] PAGES:  www.wfmservice.comwww.rides4rides.comwww.pvpmedia.com/53f100.htmDad always said, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."I say, We can make it better.
Reply:Looks pretty nice!! ------------john
Reply:Looks nice!-Clarke 130EN-Miller MaxStar 150STL-Miller Elite 29' Roadster
Reply:Originally Posted by ThunderRoboLooks nice!
Reply:Looks great Dave, minus the Miller kill'um decals. John -  fabricator extraordinaire, car nut!-  bleeding Miller blue! http://www.weldfabzone.com
Reply:i just bought a used bobcat and I've been sketching trailers for about a week.  Yours looks perfect.   I have an axle i intended to use but I didn't consider shortening it til I saw your rig.  BTW, how do you intend to attach the welder to the trailer?  beautiful job, by the way.
Reply:Originally Posted by DGBThanks guys, now for some "Miller Killer" decals on the fenders...
Reply:Originally Posted by WillieBi   BTW, how do you intend to attach the welder to the trailer?  beautiful job, by the way.
Reply:Originally Posted by Patriot PerformanceVery nice trailer, paint looks great too. Those decals should make it look even better.You have a picture of the SA-200 that is going on it?
Reply:Originally Posted by MicroZoneLooks great Dave, minus the Miller kill'um decals.