[glenn27]

https://www.etrailer.com/question-153129.html

glen i found this

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Good I though so--there just isn't a lot of room to work ur fingers to get the bolts in the holes, inside those tubes.
He'll get 'er done!

 

[forkz]

says they can be spot welded

https://www.etrailer.com/question-217400.html

 

[glenn27]

Sure can--but he got a clean freshly painted trailer--might not want to get w MIG near it...

 

[forkz]

if this guy can put them on this trailer iam sure dr can put them on his

 

[DrBailey]

and they WORK GREAT !! dent know why I didn't make my own , LOL

 

[glenn27]

Why--because-DocB.--We are here to help you== all of us other smart and good looking older gentlemen.......

.I have had to 'step back' and realize I sometimes can't/don't want to, do all the stuff I used to....It's easier/cheaper to buy what you need. Yes--it 'hurts' the frugal me--but only so many hours in the day...sometimes I get tired of all work--even if it's in fun...

You got a nice looking trailer there-dude..

glenn

 

[forkz]

that looks graet dr you will like them glen i have to take a lot of breaks now

 

[glenn27]

As do a lot of us-Forkz....

 

[Ariens93GT20]

wow , never heard that. before , Mine has been on there since new. it. indicates that I haul agriculture mainly , I think I will just plead insanity !!! lol

If it becomes a problem you do know there is a temporary mounting bracket. If you do a lot of resedential they are not going to know what it means anyway. Few even know what STOP signs are for. There is always fluorescent paint.