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Thorough Pressure Wash of Bare Metal Frame

3:30
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I don't know if this trailer is worth saving.

What happens here

After removing the wooden decking, pressure wash the entire exposed metal frame thoroughly once again. This cleaning is critical to remove any remaining debris, dirt, and loose rust, ensuring a clean surface for welding and painting. The video shows the pressure washer being used on the bare metal frame, with special attention to all beams and crevices. This step is also important to prevent future corrosion caused by residual salt from previous use.

Goal: Clean the metal frame for structural repairs and painting.

Tools and materials

  • Pressure Washer STIHL RE 163 PLUS — Deep cleaning the metal frame
  • Safety Glasses — Eye protection
  • Water Hose — Supplying water to the pressure washer
  • Work Boots — Foot protection

What they say

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plus that's gonna make welding and putting on a new suspension system a lot easier in a few minutes you're going to see me pay close attention to the hit and that's for a very particular reason if you look in the background you're going to see a big cabalco excavator well that trailer and kobelco excavator are basically married together except that little tiny hitch one day decided to snap while we were going down the road and the cabalco and the trailer flew into the air and started to go upside down and i watched this whole thing unfold as i was driving down the road the excavator and trailer rotated 180 degrees all the way upside down and the worst part was there was a car coming right at it the car the excavator flew so high into the air that the car actually and i seen this drove underneath the equipment while it was in the air and then the excavator and trailer smashed onto the freeway the trailer was completely rebuilt and the excavator was completely rebuilt and i completely changed my pants after that day

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