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Assemble the Main Frame

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Building Harbor freights $990 trailer

What happens here

Start assembling the main frame of the trailer by attaching the various metal frame components together using the provided nuts and bolts. Follow the instructions provided in the video, which demonstrates the correct orientation and sequence for each piece. This stage primarily involves bolting the long side rails and cross members to form the base structure. Ensure all connections are secure but do not fully tighten bolts until the frame is mostly assembled to allow for adjustments.

Goal: Construct the base structure of the trailer frame

Tools and materials

  • Nuts and Bolts — Connecting frame components
  • Wrenches — Tightening nuts and bolts

What they say

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background or whatever but yeah [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] where was this title at Frankie on uh in the Ziploc baggie on the outside box one of the outside boxes on the outside of it that's a safe place yeah it was on the I almost threw it away oh really I didn't know what it was until I read that and I read that deal and it said uh your title comes with it nice well at least he got a title yeah that's good and no messing around with it and the title says only comes as an un unassembled product right unassembled kit yeah sold only as an unassembled kit okay there you go how long you think it's going to take you to put this together probably all day tomorrow I'm thinking yeah yeah okay it's just going slow I me but it'll start picking up now now that see don't this look like it's backwards to you you know with the SE up okay know with that this the the leaf spring goes on the bottom right yep so when you stand that up all these slots are on the outside of the trailer yeah wow a lot of dirt and kind of nasty would that they kind of look rougher be nice if it was the smooth side on the other side of the trail well they actually have a um got covers yeah they got covers yeah I didn't know I seen that yep yep so the covers actually keep it uh keep all the so you so it looks clean yes yeah I didn't I didn't realize it when I was putting it together and then here we go we've got the tires right there yeah 13 in I think they 13in tires yeah wonder what the load rating on those are you know you only can haul to the least like the weakest chain in the length right and whether it's the coupler or the tires or the axle rating or I think it's what did they say 27 2700 lb 27 or 25 27 I thought they said yeah the the trailer is rated to 2700 lb but the tires got to be rated to more than that or it can't be rated to that so I don't know all right well good enough let's keep let's keep the show rolling wait what what do it say it's rated for Frankie 1,360 oh not pounds it's uh oh yeah yeah yeah pound yeah yeah so 1360 single let's see load range C6 PR X load 1,360 lb at 30 50 KP I can't read that 50 psi cold H yeah it's the weakest link though the tires the tires if I'm reading that right okay

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