Harbor freight trailer

Yeah, Yeah, I know us cool guys never trailer a bike, but I have to figure out a way to get two trail bikes to a trail. I was hoping to build some form of two bike hitch hauler, but load was going to be just a bit more than I was comfortable with. Having a trailer that will carry a big street bike isn't the worst thing either. I haven't bought a trailer up until now, mainly because I have no where to store it. So here's my compromise, the 1195 lb. Capacity 48 in. x 96 in. Heavy Duty Folding…

Let's face it; there's only so much you can fit in the back of a Jeep, even with the rear seat removed. Some folks get pretty creative with Rubbermaid tubs...

Almost Ready for the Trail

How We Turned a $499 Harbor Freight Trailer into a Rugged Teardrop Trailer

Join Steph as she adds a plywood bed and back end rail to the utility trailer!For materials and written post visit: http://bit.ly/plybedFull Trailer Assembly...

Let's face it; there's only so much you can fit in the back of a Jeep, even with the rear seat removed. Some folks get pretty creative with Rubbermaid tubs...

DIY 4X8 Micro-Tiny House Camper on Harbor Freight Trailer: I got this idea from a multitude of TLC shows. I did homework on this for quite some time before pulling the trigger. Using a little luck and a combo of other Instructables and whatnot, we tossed this together in about 2 weeks of working evenings.

Last week, on Towing Tuesdays! we looked at four tips to build an all-round smarter, better Harbor Freight Folding Trailer. Here are four more tips to help you with your folding trailer build! Making it fit There are three easy steps you can take to make sure you never have to worry about problems folding the ...

Let's face it; there's only so much you can fit in the back of a Jeep, even with the rear seat removed. Some folks get pretty creative with Rubbermaid tubs...