Harbor Freight trailer review and mods
#21
11-19-2015, 12:09 PM
Tourer
No worrries on the hijack lol. Your trailer looks good. I'm debating on using the HF Tag A Long or the HF 40x48 with 12" wheels flat bed for my project. Is the cargo carrier on yours the "side open" variety?
I've got my hitch installed and I'm doing the wiring harness today, so I'm getting closer to starting on my own project. Regardless of which way I go on the trailer I know I'm going all LED on the lights, gonna light that sucker up.
Martin
I've got my hitch installed and I'm doing the wiring harness today, so I'm getting closer to starting on my own project. Regardless of which way I go on the trailer I know I'm going all LED on the lights, gonna light that sucker up.
Martin
Just Sayin !!!!
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03-31-2016, 07:02 PM
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#24
04-02-2016, 10:49 AM
the cap was snug against the hub and lugnuts in a few places, so I took it down on the inside some with a Dremel tool to fit better.
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04-02-2016, 08:49 PM
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#30
08-08-2016, 04:14 AM
My first mood was top move the whole cargo box back and take the weight of the as end of bike. Next is to rep place all lights with LEDs ands solid mount cooler rack to frame (wobble in wind at 60+ just mounted to tongue with u-bolts).
Also I'm going to remove Kuryakyn 5 to 4 wire converter and go with a chrome solid mount receptacle between bags. 5th wire in trailer on mercury hood switch before next year's Northeast trip.
Also I'm going to remove Kuryakyn 5 to 4 wire converter and go with a chrome solid mount receptacle between bags. 5th wire in trailer on mercury hood switch before next year's Northeast trip.