Identify boat trailer please, and conversion to utility trailer

[Autotech1]

I bought a 24" trailer from my neighbor for $200 to build into a tandem axle utility trailer. I've moved the axles up and am going to cut 6' off the end of the trailer as well as shorten up the tongue about 3". I was hoping someone here could tell me the manufacturer of the trailer. There is a sticker on the trailer, but its been painted over.

 

[Bondo]

I was hoping someone here could tell me the manufacturer of the trailer.

Ayuh,..... Donno, but lightly sanding the paint off the stickers will probably reveal an answer,....

Also can't see a reason to care,.... at this point, it's just an ole pile of steel,...

 

[jimmbo]

The Frame, Roller Hardware, and Cradles look like mid-late 70s EZLoader

 

[JimS123]

It's an EZLoader. Based on the pictures showing the deterioration and the physical damage, it's scrap metal.

Utility trailers don't cost that much. The money to restore that rusted metal will be more than buying a new one.

 

[Autotech1]

There's still plenty of strong steel for what I want it to do.

 

[Autotech1]

It's an EZLoader. Based on the pictures showing the deterioration and the physical damage, it's scrap metal.

Utility trailers don't cost that much. The money to restore that rusted metal will be more than buying a new one.

Thanks for the concern and the ID. Aside from the beat up fenders and the rust its still really solid. It should haul yard debris and trash easily after I build the deck.

 

[Autotech1]

The Frame, Roller Hardware, and Cradles look like mid-late 70s EZLoader

Thanks a bunch.

 

[Autotech1]

Added new wheels, and built the deck structure.

 

[Autotech1]

Painted with ACE safety paint and mounted winch.

 

[JimS123]

Nice job.

 

[Autotech1]