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I scored a pretty good utility trailer on Craig's list today. Haven't measured it yet I think it is a 5' by 10 foot with a full size truck Weather Guard cross bed tool box on the front, with the two flip up sides painted white. It is home made with angle iron and an osb floor seems to be in really good condition. I only had to drive 37 miles to pick it up used 8 gallons of gas at 4 a gallon total cost $32.- dollars.:cool:
David
Awesome... Sometimes Craigslist pays off you just have to be very quick to get some deals..
Pictures????
Yes pics are needed here
I will try and post some pictures, I am not sure how to post pictures could you point me in the right direction.
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/scrap...ed-images.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by davidarlen
Wait a second I just read this again.... You ONLY paid the gas to get there for the trailer????8-lQuote:
Originally Posted by davidarlen
http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/1...edmarch222.jpgpictures of trailer and Also got two free gas cans when I opened the tool box. the inside deminsions of the trailer are 6' by 10'
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/smf-s...rum-video.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by davidarlen
Try this one, should work.
http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/1...edmarch222.jpg
I make really nice fire pits. I am hoping to sell them for $50.- apice.
They make really nice fire pits the only parts I had to supply were a few bolts. I am hopeing to sell them for $50.- apice.
Yep, it was free minus the cost of my gas driving across town
What happens to the galvanizing or porcelain finish when the fire gets hot enough, does it make some kind of dangerous gas/smoke??Quote:
Originally Posted by davidarlen
That's the only thing I would worry about, other than that, they look nice,
What happens to the galvanizing or porcelain finish when the fire gets hot enough, does it make some kind of dangerous gas/smoke??
I have never noticed any crackeling or any smell? They work great. David
37 Miles and you used 8 gallons?...thats not good lol
awesome score i woulda drove that for the weathergard alone s jones i think he said 37 1 way so 74 miles divdedby 8 is 9.125 miles per gallon a feat achived by most dodge pickups
That's a great idea... Never seen it before...Quote:
Originally Posted by davidarlen
I went to Mision Bay kayaking today and brought along some firewood and a laundry tub on legs. There were about eight people in our group. After I got done kayaking I started a fire in the tub and once it burned down a bit. I put the grill from a stove over the top and we had some hot dogs. Than I put the top of a broilng pan from a recycled stove over the drum and continued to cook hot dogs keep our group warm and heat a pot of tea and coffee at the same time. We did this right in the grass. I had filled up the bottom of a broiling pan with water and put it under the washmachine tub to get the hot embers when they fell out of the hole it the center of the drum. When we were done the grass looked fine not burnt. I had a couple of old metal coat hangers tied to the sides through some of the holes in the side of the tub so you could pick it up when it was hot and dump the ashes in a firepit. Works great for my purpose anyway.
Called a craigs list add for four water heater and misc. scrap. I got the scrap I drove another 30 miles and picked up 4 water heaters some had brass nipples and one had brass bushings. A twelve foot galvanized section of rolling fence, two exercise machines, bed metal head boards a car hood car door and misc other junk.:p
David
nice trailer ... who cares what it looks like as longs as it works