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i'm looking to get all my work gear of the back of my ute (pick up, truck for those in the USA) and i'm looking at building a trailer, i have a 750kg tool box, a uni mig 300amp mig welder and a 10 KVA gennie, just looking for some pics of what other ppl have done with their setups
Reply:This is my setup. The machine , bottles and one box is all in a skid so I can drop it back in a truck if needed. I know it needs a little paint. Attached ImagesMiller 250ntMiller 225gMillermatic 252Miller 12vsMiller spectrum 375Lincoln weld pak 140And a lot of other stuff
Reply:cheers Mmont, i had the same idea about the frame to take it on and off
Reply:Here's mine, a little small (5'x8') but just bought a 6'x12' tandem axle. Attached Images
Reply:Hey mphmarty,Here's my rig that may give you some thought. I went to an enclosed unit, 5 X 8, as the size is easier to maneuver for some areas I go to, weatherproofs all my equipment, & a bit more secure. I bought mine new as it was a closeout & got a superb deal on it. There are used enclosed units most everywhere that can be bought probably much more less than building one with materials & your time involved. I also have a gennie setup for power.Denny Attached ImagesComplete Welding/Machine/Fab. ShopMobile UnitFinally retired*Moderator*"A man's word is his honor...without honor there is nothing.""Words are like bullets.... Once they leave your muzzle, you cannot get them back."
Reply:Originally Posted by yorkiepapHey mphmarty,Here's my rig that may give you some thought. I went to an enclosed unit, 5 X 8, as the size is easier to maneuver for some areas I go to, weatherproofs all my equipment, & a bit more secure. I bought mine new as it was a closeout & got a superb deal on it. There are used enclosed units most everywhere that can be bought probably much more less than building one with materials & your time involved. I also have a gennie setup for power.Denny