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So much room for activities

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Mr. Build It

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This project details how to construct extended side walls for a dump trailer using pressure-treated lumber. The modification significantly increases the trailer's carrying capacity, allowing for more material to be hauled in a single trip, saving time and potentially avoiding the cost of a larger or new trailer.

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This right here is a 6.4 cubic yard dump trailer. But ever since I bought it, I've been wanting to extend the sides taller so that instead of taking two loads, I could take one load at once, save myself a whole lot of time all in a day's work. I am on video. So these are supposed to go into these slots. However, these are about 3/16 too wide. Let's see if we can put them on in a little bit of GLP-1s and see what happens. All right, let's see. One dose of Ozempic. Perfect. Oh, this one's a little tighter. Nothing a little hammer can't fix. Well, hiya monkey. What's on your ears? Are those earmuffs so it's not loud? Safety third. I don't know my own strength. Perfect. You want to do a dance party in the dump trailer? No, just me? Okay. What's next is we have to put not one, not two, but three layers of 2 by 6 all the way to the top. Now, it's pressure treated so it'll withstand, you know, whatever. Madre de nature. Throws at her. Sorry about the Spanish. It's a bilingual channel. Very nice. And we need one more for that side and tie it all together, if you please. All right. Let me show you why exactly I decided to build this. Now, I went from five, no, six cubic yards and now we're sitting at 10 and 1/2 cubic yards and I didn't have to buy a new trailer. What a fantastic weekend. I'll see you guys next time.

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