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Unread 12-05-2016, 06:36 AM
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Closer picture of slider bracket and fender extension.
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Dang Tsubaki... looking at those pics... Mine never came with a motorcycle.... I guess you have a later model with better appointments. I'm jealous
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Those were a couple of bicycles and a weeks worth of stuff for an island deer hunting trip.
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If i'm reading right, you have a donor trailer you can get running gear from. If so, your good to go. Just make sure that its all rated to carry the load.

Also you don't say if its a bunk or roller. The one you have pulls great and carry load great, just hard to load and unload. Might look into why that is. If its a bunk and your used to roller, just put more of it in the water.

With the mobile home stuff, it's probably not galvanized, so it won't last long in the salt anyway. Most of the ones i've seen, they had to cut a section out of the axle to shorten it and that starts rusting pretty fast.
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