If it were cut in two pieces would decking material, say 3/4" or 1" ply, prohibit the trailer from folding? Thanks!
2030620
Yes, it will fold with the decking. Great trailer for the price. I made a carrier for two kayaks with it
2030621
Yes It wont fold unless you make the proper cut in half. The trailer is very good
2030622
Either thickness will work. I used 3/4" and it folds perfectly. Initially I wanted it to fold and store in the garage, but the casters are way too small to allow you to do that properly. Presently I am not folding it, and am using it as a utility trailer and store it outside. Other than the foolding problem it is very durable and handy. Just wish I would have bought it 20 years ago!
1513574
For safety's sake, I would recommend cutting the 4x8 sheet of plywood in half first. Certainly the work table is strong enough to hold a sheet of plywood, but cutting it with a saw would not be safe.
1830111
It can be unscrewed to be 2 pieces. So yes it can be if that is what you meant by folded.
624089
The depth is quite large and you may have to cut a hole through the trailer for the recessed portion to fit. It is slightly larger than 1/2" I believe.
962213
This mesh material is pretty lightweight for your planned use. I used zip ties to fasten the mesh to stales for a barrier. My guess would be that a staple gun would cut the material.
120926
Fold it over? No, the bottom is made of very heavy board. Maybe someone can cut off a part, which obviously means you would lose the slots you cut out.
701299
If the straightest part on your trailer is less than 7-8 feet long then I would say no as it is pretty stiff on the part you slide into the trailer awning track. However if your trailer is straight for 7-8 feet before the tear drop it might be possible. Sorry I hoped that made sense.
400606
If the legs are aligned properly there should be no projection but under heavy loads there may be some movement. The use of 3x4 or 4x4 top members would both assure no projections and give you adequate depth to accommodate any through cuts without weakening the top of the sawhorse.
1277767
Yes you could. The pieces actually come separate so you would just not attach the folding part.
1263341
I sent mine back about a year ago because it showed up completely busted, so I'm working on memory here. I think it would be possible, but not pretty. It is cardboard covered with the faux leather material. Anywhere you cut, the cardboard would be exposed. In my case, all the corners were already split open showing the inner board when they were delivered.
1286944
Yes, its true, IF used usual way. Without folding the strip its not gonna happen.
1289808
No. Is the short answer. It will fold up to 1/3 it's length, but stays flat.
1578082
Hi Brian,I was told by my supplier that this trailer folds flat. The trailer does not have a quick fold option such, yet does fold for travel/storage.
1924709
It is probably aluminum - so I would think it would be difficult to cut. It is in 4 pieces, plus the supports - so 8 cuts.
1531555
No, it would not fall appart. I did just that. You will get to usable pieces. Cutting on the other hand will not be easy, if you requiring a streight line.
1445386
Sort of. You can take two panels at a time and stake them securely at the sides. It doesn't fold flat like an accordion, but it does store and transport in this manner.
2121333
It most likely will block the plate; but I'm pretty sure any folding unit will do the same. I normally don't keep mine on all the time since it's light enough to take on and off.