Trekmaster trailer

[txroadkill]

Other than painting the hi lift and putting it back on for looks and possibly the Jerry can holders I’m declaring this trailer done. Bearings are packed and I made some flares out of some surplus rubber coil mats we had lying around the shop. Was a simple slap them up and a self tapper with a fender washer to hold them in place. I even left them the original size and used the excess as a small mud flap of sorts. I think it came out alright and if needed they can be removed and the holes will never be seen as it had mounting blocks inside the wheel wells that I used. Tomorrow I’ll get it hooked up to the Roxor. For now here’s the finished product.

 

[USMC]

TxRoadKill, much better looking than the as bought! Let us know how the tongue height works with your Roxor!

 

[Bob R1]

I am in total agreement with USMC. Your trailer restoration looks very good. You Did Well.
I wish that my Military Jeep Trailer had a tailgate like your trailer has. Having WILLY on the tailgate would be a great touch also.
Come to think about it, I wish my Roxor had a Willy's Tailgate on it. For Farm use a drop down tailgate is much handier than a side swinging one. It is hard to set on a swinging tailgate. Much handier working on a drop down tailgate also. The swinging tail gate wanting to swing closed when on an angle is also a nuisance.
Not installing a Twin Stick Shifter from the factory, and not going with a Drop Down Tailgate are two things Mahindra did not get right on the ROXOR.

Bob R