Get a gear reduction starter there like 250 bucks turn it over so much quicker

KZbin's algorithm sucks. You create good, interesting content, you had a pretty good start, and now there are less than 1,000 views. Maybe YT didn't like the word Diesel ;(

Beautiful job.

You said something about staining it put old diesel and burnt oil on it

Tidy job. As for the paint job, it's a working trailer not a car!

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Nicely done

Only mistake I see is grounding each light to the frame, should of ran all grounds to one point, much easier to pin point issues.

Looks great 👍

Use stainless steel self tapping screws.

Turned out real nice!👍

Might help to have some background music

How about the brakes and bearings how about the bushings and the equalizer i bet they were hammered out and the magnets probably are worn out

trailer looks great. As a suggestion, revisit your logo-it’s too big and gaudy. It detracts from the excellent work. Logos that are clean and understated look best

Little music overlay would make these more enjoyable just a tip.

Nice refurbish I like the look of the wider boards on the outside, I used old motor oil to stain mine worked well plus free, if you use diesel oil it gives it a nice dark stain finish

What did you deck it with?

Looks Good To Me

Nice content, could use some music, too much dead air, but the video and editing are great!

Great work man nice video keep up the good work god bless

reflective tape must cover 50 percent of trailer length

Looks good to me. Do you restore to sell?

Good video. Need bushings? 😊

Nice rebuild and decal! Should sell quickly!

I would adjust the hitches for a slight positive rake when empty so when it's loaded it'll level out. That's just me

? Will the rust come back through the paint.

Great job, subscribed 🤙🏻

There is a kit that is available powered by a 12 volt dc motor that will wind your jack up and down and is relatively easy to mount ! CT3 added one to his equipment trailer and was pleased with it's operation !

Well we know 1 thing for sure, those electrical wiring won't last leaving them exposed like that

Badass bro great work would you consider getting a hydraulic or electric jack in the future for that trailer?

You did a great job, there will always be those that will have something negative to say. As long as you’re happy with it that’s all that matters.

Been think about doing this and this video made up my mind on going ahead an doing the same thing

This does not help you since you have fixed the wiring. But there is a difference between trailer wring and RV wiring. A lot of those junction boxes are wired RV style...

Nice work on your restoration, looks great 👍.

Needs a hub cap over the lug nuts. Great job though.

Coat those boards with old motor oil after they dry out in a few weeks.

Helping my brother redo his 26 ft car hauler soon we are thinking of using expanded metal for the deck .. probably more expensive but will last longer and easier to keep clean .. Thoughts anyone ?

I was liking it till 8 saw yo7 only installed 1 carriage bolt per board, probably gonna see some cupping in the future. 2 per board would’ve been better. Great video tho

Nothing is more satisfying than seeing a project like this come together. You did a excellent job.

Killed it broski

Good job MMR!

Looks great, only thing id change is the safety chain quick links. They have a very low weight rating (probably 3500# or less each) and wont safely control the trailer if loaded to the trailer limit in an emergency. A shackle in that position would handle a much larger load. Otherwise great looking trailer and nice video.

Awesome job

This was excellent. appreciate your content. Keep up the good work.

Probably be a lot of work but you could weld nuts to bold deck too

Nice job, only thing I noticed is those connecting links you used on the safety chains are not rated for high loads, I would replace them with something stronger.

Having your own sticker is a nice touch

Nice job!

We have gone to running carriage bolts through the decking next to the frame member and using a hd fender washer to grab the lip of the frame...no frame drilling required and you can use an impact.

Looks great!