numerious questions 1) does the trailer have a metal frame and metal supports for the tank? 2) what size tires and do they hold up?
209527
Yes the frame is metal, tank supports are metal. Not sure on tire size but they have held up so far. I have used it twice now to spray my 3 acre yard. Works good, lawn is really shaping up!
379552
The bottom is a sheet of metal welded to the frame. It is approximately 1/16" thick. It definitely adds some weight to the trailer but you can throw just about anything in there and not worry about the floor collapsing. I have carried 20 gallons of fuel, 80 pounds of wood pellets, 80-100 pounds of recycling materials, without any problems. I did add some snaps to the nylon panels becuase the velcro sometimes comes undone
808776
Barry, as stated by a couple of other responders... about 250lbs. If you install decking, and you probably will, the decking and hardware addapprox. 50 lbs. Now, you might want side rails too. Maybe another 40, or more lbs. It's all up to you, and your preferences.I think it's a cleverly designed trailer for light duty work. The folding feature is a fair amount of work to use after you get it set up for road travel!Good luck!
1592915
It's roughly 32" long by 22" wide and 15" deep. Those are inside demensions. Two 40quart coolers will fit with some room to spare. However, I would not reccomend this trailer. The size is nice, but the construction is sub par.Specifically, the wheel axles cause much rolling resistance as they do not keep the wheels completely straight. The tires teeter a bit when in motion. I wish I had spent more money.
1436401
This little compressor really isn't made for anything that needs a lot of air due to its small tank. I have a hard time using it to top off the tires on my car. It will produce 90 lbs. but you will get frustrated waiting for tank to replenish with air. So long story short, don't expect this thing to fill your trailer tires up in a hurry.
144608
That is hard to gauge. I put a lot of items in the cart but some where heavier then others. I took it to a bead show and filled it up with different bags. It does have the support bar on the bottom but this is a soft sided cart so there is very little structure to it. For example, you would have a hard time putting 8 gallons of milk in there because of the lack of structure. The tires, if i am not mistaken, are made of hard plastic and could crack if abused with use. My use was not for anything heavy duty. Overall, I was very pleased.
1361431
This trailer is 5 feet wide and should be able to hold two street bikes depending on what kind of deck and/or sides you put on it. The gross vehicle weight is 1980 lbs per their specs. The tires limit the speed to 55 mph but I have towed mine for long distances at 65 mph. I think you can replace tires with ones that are rated for higher speed.
305803
I'd say about ten 6-8" logs (logs at the thickest part). The frame may hold the weight, the tires are of concern to me. They're cheap and stinky tires (we've had ours for over a year now and is pretty well aired, but get your nose close and you can still smell a creosote type smell). The wheel axel is a sloppy fit for the bearings. Wouldn't count on that big a haul if you're dealing with stairs.
1618081
The tire that came on mine was a 16"... It was some no-name brand that was VERY poor quality.. I replaced it with a cheapo kenda from my LBS... Cost me five bucks, and no issues... I did have to true the wheel though... No big deal... Feel free to email me with any other questions, especially with modifications... I've made several that have improved the trailer quite a bit, but have costed very little.... Be safe, and have a great day!
482860
Yes it is trailer able and we have gotten up to 75 on the freeway. The only thing is the middle kind off bows in so it need a brace to hold in the middle. Other than that, it's worth the money.
1662368
1050lbs at 80 psi so two tires would be 2000 ish I run mine at 60 psi cold and have no problems towing a bike on my trailer
1886219
The tank came in very handy when we camped in a state park with no sewage. The tank is NOT difficult to maneuver, it will fit over truck ball. Tank will not rub on the ground as the wheels are big. You will not regret investing in one of these. Hope this helps.
774757
Its a sheet metal style floor in the trailer. The wheels are quick release styl.
1690724
Yes, the 12 inch tires are rated for highway use and the load capacity of the trailer is 1060 lbs. I found the trailer to be very well constructed and easy to assemble. Even though the max speed rating is listed as 45 MPH I had no problems towing a full load at 65 MPH. However, I would make sure the bearings are adequately greased as indicated by other responses. There are grease fittings on the inside of the axle hub. I check the bearings for overheating throughout my trips. Usually by lightly touching the bearing hub with the back of my hand. I also note any heat difference between the two wheels. Yes, the 12 inch tires are rated for highway use and the load capacity of the trailer is 1060 lbs. I found the trailer to be very well constructed and easy to assemble. Even though the max speed rating is listed as 45 MPH I had no problems towing a full load at 65 MPH. However, I would make sure the bearings are adequately greased as indicated by other responses. There are grease fittings on the inside of the axle hub. I check the bearings for overheating throughout my trips. Usually by lightly touching the bearing hub with the back of my hand. I also note any heat difference between the... » Read More Yes, the 12 inch tires are rated for highway use and the load capacity of the trailer is 1060 lbs. I found the trailer to be very well constructed and easy to assemble. Even though the max speed rating is listed as 45 MPH I had no problems towing a full load at 65 MPH. However, I would make sure the bearings are adequately greased as indicated by other responses. There are grease fittings on the inside of the axle hub. I check the bearings for overheating throughout my trips. Usually by lightly touching the bearing hub with the back of my hand. I also note any heat difference between the two wheels. « Show Less
2219338
Plans on the weight on the tires. I have taken 2 trips of over an hour pulling the trailer at 65 - 70 mph and have had no problems. My trailer with boat is pretty light about 850 lbs., i stay under 70.
981986
love this trailer, backs up easily both in single or dual wheel. the wheel set up, is that you can very quickly change it to a single wheel just by removing the keeper pins. I use it in single most of the time unless I'm hauling heavy loads. For around the yard the sharp turning of the trailer tandem style it very slight roughing of the grass. I use the ball hitch attachment also but as I said earlier you can change it to single tire by hand in seconds and it does turn easier with just 2 tiers.
1664004
This dump truck is metal and as sturdy as you would expect a Tonka to be. Aha, reading the other responses, I see I'm wrong about the truck. I got it for a grandson. It went straight to his house. It looked plenty sturdy out in the dirt with the rest of their trucks. My son was not disappointed with it, however, it was smaller than the rest of the boys' trucks.