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Posted by John A on January 01, 2003 at 09:36:46 from (208.24.233.3):
In Reply to: tractors cover posted by Linda Dickerson on January 01, 2003 at 07:12:25:
Linda, Have you considered putting a 1/4 top on your trailer. Simular to the ones I have seen on some dirt track race car haulers. Most are fabricateded in their own shops. A 1/4 top would provide the protection while hauling and provide a place to put other essentials you might need while on your trip. It could be constructed from 1/2in. pipe, or 1x1square tubeing or whatever you want, then covered with a cheap tarp from Walmart to sheet steel or roll aluminum depending on how fancy or plain you want it. Good luck! John A.
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