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I've been wanting to build this for a while so that I can haul many items around the homestead: Grass, limbs, logs, garden supplies, you name it. This utility trailer seems to be very robust and I hope it lasts for many years of hard work.
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[@JeffGeorgalas]

I've got this exact same running gear recently. I've assembled the running gear, but haven't put on the decking or rails yet. I'm stealing all of your build design and dimensions other than using the 2 X 4's on the outside of the decking. I'll use all 5/4's straight across, as I want to use this as a wagon to pull my nieces and nephews around the trails on our property, and want the deck to be flat for them. Thanks for making this video!

[@homesteadpilgrim]

Awesome idea and application! I have a 1.5 year old grandson and a granddaughter on the way. I plan to plant a pumpkin patch and I could pull them up to the pasture to pick them up

[@bobschallalcs584]

where did you get the 2x4 post holder and what are they called

[@homesteadpilgrim]

Mytee Products 8 pack utility trailer bolt on stake pocket Bracket. Amazon

[@bobschallalcs584]

thank you I found them thank you I am building a northern traier but a six wheeler thanks again

[@01s10zr2]

About how much do you estimate that it weighs? I have a farmall cub and a trailer that size would be perfect for it. Almost like a mini sized hay wagon for a mini tractor. Great build and will like to see how it works out for you.

[@homesteadpilgrim]

Hmmm... Not sure, but it isn't hard to pull it manually empty. I don't plan on loading it up with heavy material, mainly grass clippings (to minimize the trips to the compost bin to 1 - I use the bucket loader now), and small limbs. Anything really large like logs I will continue to use my Jeep hood as a skidder with chains. I will definitely be providing updates on its usage. Thanks for watching!