This is my kind of thing 👍👍 love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Nice and useful too

I like many of the design features of this Vevor saw setup. I did something similar about a month ago, except I bought the Harbor Freight saw stand and one of their bandsaws. The HF stand has an adjustable fence for cutting angles, but no clamp! The HF stand also mounts differently - it bolts on in the front, then the handle is squeezed by two rubber-padded screws in the back. Yes, it is removable, but not nearly as easy as the Vevor. The HF unit was a real PIA to adjust so it would cut square. I REALLY like the way the Vevor saw mounts and dismounts! You are really going to like this saw Tony! I first used them at work, starting in 1982! They were Porta-Band saws, made by Porter Cable. I eventually bought my own, a Milwaukee Deep Cut saw, many years later. It replaced an old horizontal bandsaw I had. I still have the Milwaukee, and use it often. I guess my point here is that you might want to buy another, "saw only" from Vevor or wherever, and leave that one mounted in the stand. They really are that handy that I think it would be worth it for you . Thanks for all the great content!!!

Love it! You will get a lot of use out of it, and now I know what a walking beam trailer is!

Nice project! Thanks

You know Tony is getting serious when hes wearing a welding helmet and gloves!!!

That's pretty cool

Thanks Tony, got here late this time. Hope you had a great holiday with family and friends. See you on the flip side! 👍💪✌

I have one of those. The hitch has a pin mounting the hitch to the tube so the trailer can pivot side to side without binding the hitch

Totally awesome! I want to build one.

Nice job Fitz,when you said you were going machine the pipe I did not remember any lathe in your shop,when I saw pipe split I almost spit my lunch out for laughing.You got me on that one Looks like a strong trailer back to finishing lunch Bob

My Dad and I built a walking beam trailer back in the late 70’s early 80’ to pull behind our 3 wheeler. We put the walking beam on a swivel so the rear tire could swing over the front tire. It worked awesome because what the first tire wouldn’t crawl over the walking beam flipped over and the rear tire placed itself in the front over the object.

Another great project. ( I saw you drive around a generation station. Is that just for you or does it serve others. in the area?)

Merry Christmas from Kelligrews😉

Might want to add a collar welded around the mouth of your receiver tube as it is pretty thin wall and that is a spot that is going to be hammered as the tongue goes up and down. Most receivers do this as well. Might be worthwhile to do the same with the aft end of the receiver as the tongue when shortened up will protrude through the back as well?

lots of fun identifing. those cars apretty good chalenge on some

I hope you survive the clothes line fallout!

Nice work Tony I like the way you build stuff just out of junk you got kicking about. It keeps things very simple. I do have an idea for you though. On the bolts you bought for the pivot you could set them up and drill them half way down the centre of the hex head down into the shaft then drill another hole just halfway into the side not all the way through just to the middle that you've got hollowed out to then fit grease nipples in the ends of each pivot. That way you can really pack the collars full of grease and that'll last you years and years with the occasional regrease keeping thing moving smoothly without any play.

Looking forward to seeing more progress on this project when you have the time to work on it.

I have not seen this type of suspension setup previously. I am more familiar with the suspension setup on your big trailer that you're making from a caravan base frame.

Merry Xmas to you and your family and all the best for 2025. Thank you for all the effort put into sharing your videos, wealth of knowledge and a bit of humour lol, always learning good tips thank you and love wearing my “ she’s mint “ tee and plugging both of your great channels lol 🙂👍

You forgot to turn one tire around on the rim so they all "point" the same way,

You need a metal lathe. You would have found it very useful for this project to machine down the stub axles to fit inside the pipe.

Good to see this project moving again. Five minutes in and it looks like it's going to be something I've never seen before.

Merry Christmas to you and your family. God bless.

Got the same hi tec drill press. Had him for years and he keeps on making holes, lol

Merry Christmas

Great eyeball accuracy. My OCD is kicking in and saw that one tire tread backwards. Nice job as usual. Have a Merry Christmas and a healthy New Year!

That was a very instructive video on making one of these trailers. I agree with you about using what you have. After all, why do you have all that material if not to use it? It turned out great. Now you can do all the mods for the different things you want it to do.

Looks like lots of fun.

Merry Christmas from Frederick Md

Love it up grade as u go thats how i think great video ty and happy holidays to you and yours god bless

Hey mate Merry Xmas from Tidbinbilla Australia still watching your input on U tube 👍

Hello and merry Christmas fitz

I think this is the first time I saw Tony cut something with something other than a grinder with a cut-off wheel.😂

Thank you for the video Tony. Your viewers appreciate your methods because you make the most of scrap stock and every project is not just an ornament but has a purpose. If you overspent on brand new parts and materials it just wouldn't be you. Well done

You can haul eggs with a walking beam and not Crack any, nicely done Tony, can't wait to see the dump box build but you better fix that clothes line first 😂😂😂

Clever, you end up with a independent suspension, kinda. So the frame will be built off the tongue support platform . cross bar???

I assume you want the 4 wheels to help the trailer float over soft ground?

Your use of the work "machined" was spot on! Love it! Nice work on that trailer, looks like it will be plenty capable of running the trails

Nicely done Tony. All the best, Rick

Awesome job tony ! Merry Christmas to to you and your family ! 👍🏻

A nice surprise for Monday night. I like your style of making it with what you have in stock . I hope you replace the bearings, you put a lot of heat into them & maybe took the hardness out of them . looking good so far.

My dad had a boat trailor with an extendable arm like that, it did have a pin though, for launching the boat at low tide. Worked great!

Cool that’ll be handy hauling wood, gear or rusty parts out of the woods

Thanks Tony Great job! Don't matter if one tire is back words as no drive no brakes🤣🤣🤣

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOURS FITZ

We watch, take note, & we learn. Thanks. 8^)

“Pretty welds are for ugly men” 😂🤣👌

Hi Tony, building my own purpose built trailer a little different than others. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rISqnmCeas2YZ7Msi=e2povBPhxW5m61T1.