My 14 foot utility trailer transition started

I have had this trailer for a long time. After looking for new ones, I just decided to redo it the way I want it to be. It is 14 foot and has a diamond plated steel bed. That was the big reason I did not want to go with a wood bedded new one. 16 footers are to long to fit in Home Depot and Lowes parking lot when I make my weekly contributions. Been painted twice, hauled 4 wheelers, RZR's, rock, dirt and lots and lots of firewood. I finally bent an axle, worn out the tires again and hate the white spokes rusting. Going to put tandem axle with Cambered, easy lube dexters and just bought some silver mod steel wheels. New paint is in the works too.

As is pics

I have an old camper frame Im going to make a Rzr only trailer. It will be light, have brakes, and easy to pull with my Jeep.

Where you getting the axle from Gimpy?

Craig_C wrote:

I have an old camper frame Im going to make a Rzr only trailer. It will be light, have brakes, and easy to pull with my Jeep.

Where you getting the axle from Gimpy?

I am getting tandem's. Duvall trailers on your side of West Point, on Dixie Hwy. I delivered the trailer to him today. Further North, on Dixie, J & J Trailer Parts is loaded with everything you need, in stock. They don't do the work there. Duvall's does the work.

Got the trailer back today. Gonna wait till the pole barn is done to final paint the rest of it. It looks right now, with tandem axles.

Looks great. What going to be the final cost?

REDO looking good so far!!

Looks good gimpy dont even look like the same trailer

looks good

looks like just what i need

Very Nice!

New silver mod wheels and Carlisle ST 15" radials = $570

Remove old axle & springs, install tandem
hanger kit, install 2 new cambered Dexter
Axles, install 2 new fenders and paint new
parts = $750
+
Total = $1,320

Duvall trailer manufacture, who did the work, had priced me a new one, that is a 14 foot, w/2'dove tail, diamond steel bed, tandem, radial tires for $1,908