I bought a tool trailer! Fixing dent in v-nose trailer

Learning how to fix a dent in an enclosed trailer is a good way to save money vs buying new. I've been shopping for a used trailer and came across a good deal. It's only a few years old, but had an obvious flaw - a dent in the v-nose. After looking it over I determined I could probably repair the damaged trailer and decided to take a gamble.
For years I've thought about buying an enclosed trailer and setting it up to use as a mobile workshop. I became a full time house flipper last year and quickly decided my thoughts needed to become a reality. The biggest factor for me was time. I'm constantly moving from one job to another and having tools scattered in the back of my truck, or more often sitting at home was extremely inefficient. I can't count the number of times I would be working on a project and then realize the one one tool I needed was at home, 30 minutes away. A tool trailer had become a necessity in becoming a successful real estate investor. I plan to shoot a follow up video to show how to set up a small tool trailer for maximum efficiency. It's been a game changer for me.

[@JCat30127]

Thank you for posting this. I damaged mine and have been searching for a how-to on this for months. I suspect there are many just like me who didn't realize that these v-nose trailers require additional caution when backing them up.

[@HomeSource]

I think you're probably right. Glad it was helpful. Having that trailer has made me so much more productive. Love having it. Good luck with with your repair!

[@scottmitseff4402]

Nice job !

[@alejandrogarcia8839]

Get a f250 and do a video of your tool trailer

[@KCdaCreator]

Get to the point lol