DIY Trailer Build - Car Hauler - Part 1 of 2 - Axles

I'm building a DIY dual axle braked car hauling trailer on a budget of under €600.
This episode I am building the axels. I'm using two pairs of rear axels from a VW Polo. This will enable me to use the drum brakes as the trailer brakes.
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Like always, I will see you in the next video.
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[@salzar4431]

Nice work, axles are tricky.

[@MultiSpoonkiller]

how was this through the IVA?

[@ZionSeeker]

hello how did you do the brakes , while using the hubs from a car??

[@garagemade4422]

Hi, I used the rear brakes from a VW Polo, these are drum brakes with a cable hand brake (e-brake). The cables can be joined together and to the hitch brake.

[@scottdahlen8006]

I think the word you're looking for is axle---axel is a jump in skating

[@garagemade4422]

Thanks,

[@cesiumion]

Why the dramatic music?

[@xJackHunter]

why dont u have any bitches

[@garagemade4422]

It's a dramatic conclusion

[@pornokid333]

Would stick welding hold up to the weight of a car over time? Isn't mig or tig stronger?

[@garagemade4422]

I could be wrong but my understanding is that stick is plenty strong, tig would help control the heat but it's not really a concern here.
Stick is used in many fields when strength is needed. Different specifications of rod is available for high tensile work etc.
I think the strength of the weld is more about how good the weld is, rather than the means of doing the weld.
I hope this answers your question.

[@DuffMF-gr5to]

What size rods 2.5 or 3.2 you useing