FS: Tire trailer
Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2011 1:36 am
I have an old tire trailer for sale. I purchased this back around 2007 from Koji @ Hiro's Auto Repair. Koji had it for a while. Before that, it belonged to Taka Aono. I have the original title that shows registration in 1994. I suppose Taka used this before he upgraded to a car trailer. Koji used this before he upgraded to a car trailer. I used this before I upgraded to a car trailer.
The tire trailer features:
- 5' x 4' wooden deck (plywood?). The wood shows signs of age, but is still strong and able to support necessary loads.
- Steel frame, powder-coated red. The red still looks pretty good overall.
- Composite, lockable storage bin that I purchased from Home Depot and bolted to the deck.
- Black powder-coated steel holder for typical round igloo type beverage cooler, bolted to the deck. Not sure if I have the polyester straps to hold the igloo still...probably not.
- Some rust to show its age. No affect to function.
- 1 spare wheel/tire.
- 2 detachable steel posts wrapped with PVC pipe on the outside. These screw in and mount vertically on the deck. Each post can hold a stack of three (3) 205mm-wide tires mounted to wheels.
- Plenty of tie-down rings on the deck and anchoring points around the perimeter for attachment of straps and bungees.
- Attaches to standard small hitch ball, whatever size that may be. Hitch ball not included. Bring your car equipped with hitch and ball to take this trailer home.
- Functional rear brake lights. I moved them forward a bit to allow clearance for the trailer to stand upright (with bungees holding it to a wall) for storage in smaller spaces.
- Standard 4-pin trailer connector, for the brake lights.
Price & location: $200, local pick-up in Rowland Heights, CA.
The tire trailer features:
- 5' x 4' wooden deck (plywood?). The wood shows signs of age, but is still strong and able to support necessary loads.
- Steel frame, powder-coated red. The red still looks pretty good overall.
- Composite, lockable storage bin that I purchased from Home Depot and bolted to the deck.
- Black powder-coated steel holder for typical round igloo type beverage cooler, bolted to the deck. Not sure if I have the polyester straps to hold the igloo still...probably not.
- Some rust to show its age. No affect to function.
- 1 spare wheel/tire.
- 2 detachable steel posts wrapped with PVC pipe on the outside. These screw in and mount vertically on the deck. Each post can hold a stack of three (3) 205mm-wide tires mounted to wheels.
- Plenty of tie-down rings on the deck and anchoring points around the perimeter for attachment of straps and bungees.
- Attaches to standard small hitch ball, whatever size that may be. Hitch ball not included. Bring your car equipped with hitch and ball to take this trailer home.
- Functional rear brake lights. I moved them forward a bit to allow clearance for the trailer to stand upright (with bungees holding it to a wall) for storage in smaller spaces.
- Standard 4-pin trailer connector, for the brake lights.
Price & location: $200, local pick-up in Rowland Heights, CA.