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Remove Old Wooden Decking

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I don't know if this trailer is worth saving.

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What happens here

Carefully remove all the existing wooden decking from the trailer frame. In the video, a pry bar is used to lift and detach the old oak boards. These boards are specified as 2.5-inch thick 'true measurement' oak. Once removed, set aside any boards that might be salvageable for potential reuse in less critical areas.

Goal: Strip the trailer frame of all old wooden deck boards.

Tools and materials

  • Gloves — Protecting hands
  • Pry Bar — Detaching and removing wooden deck boards
  • Old Oak Boards — To be removed and possibly reused

What they say

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let's get into it [Music] this is our oldest trailer and also our biggest and this trailer was in a major accident years ago and was already rebuilt one [Applause] [Music] for the decking we use two and a half inch true measurements thick oak and you can't pick up that at just any place in a perfect world we'd replace every single board but finding two and a half inch thick oak is difficult at best so we're going to only replace the wood that we absolutely have to and i'm going to head over to reuben's custom saw milling and mill the rest of the wood that we need to complete this project [Music]

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