Harbor Freight HAUL MASTER 1720 lb Capacity 48 in x 96 in Super Duty Folding Trailer Build

[@johngianoulis6968]

Great video! Thanks so much!

[@HaiTran]

You’re welcome!

[@MegaPowerman88]

Thanks for the video and ideas!

[@HaiTran]

Good luck on your build!

[@justinbaron5702]

Thanks for the video. Can you please confirm that you can fold the trailer up with the wood decking/floor still attached? You don't need to remove the decking each time, do you?

[@HaiTran]

You don’t have to if you set up the wood properly.

[@DaveOfAllMasterOfNone]

It says in the instructions for the trailer that it can only go like 45 MPH. Is that accurate? Can you go any faster without trailer sway? Please tell me your experience in towing this trailer and at what speeds you have felt safe. I would really like to go 80 mph if possible. Making a big trip, Dayton, Ohio to Dallas, Texas and there is no way I can only go 45 MPH the whole way.

[@HaiTran]

There’s plenty of videos on KZbin of people talking about taking this trailer cross country. But since the manufacturer says not to do it, you’ll be doing it at your own risk. I’ve never personally taken it on the freeway so have no personal opinions.

[@joee1235]

Hey do you need to register this with a dmv like get a license plate for this?

[@HaiTran]

That's a question for your state's DMV/DOL.

[@will3460]

How much was everything trailer wood paint and attachments to put a strap and to hold the corner pieces of wood?

[@HaiTran]

I didn't price it out. You can do that with the links in the description and prices available on the internet.

[@will3460]

@@HaiTran thank you so much and your bill was nice bro, have you ever thought of renting it

[@HaiTran]

Renting it wouldn’t make much sense just because of logistics and people can rent a U-Haul for $20. Not sure why anyone would rent someone else’s trailer. If anything I’d sell it.