the "sag" part
Still probably a good idea to block it or support it at 3 or 4 locations along it's length for long term use. you'ld need some overly heavy frame rails to avoid sag if it was only supported at the corners...
In most any "enclosed" trailer, the walls are actually what give it it's strength lengthwise, This includes campers, Park models, double wides and Van or cargo trailers (Vans really have no "Frame" under them). By making your walls tip out, you will be sacrificing some of that "Support".
I agree with the I beams and C channel as the best approach to a frame.
No Idea of your situation or location of use, but if it's only gonna move once a year, Did you consider just being Oversize, and having to pay a toter and permit it's move!! ???
I don't mean Park model oversize, at 70', but say 10 or 12 wide by say 50???
Very odd question about lowboy trailer I'm sure.
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by DodgeDad, Jun 18, 2016.
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