My mobile shop

[snowjoker]

Well I pretty much finished what i started back in december. This was an old boat trailer i converted into mobile welding station. hope ya enjoy the picks, there is plenty of them :grinz

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Here is the tounge that i chopped shorter quite alot shorter actually, but worked out great

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Whats a shop without a work table, or storage? :grinz

[snowjoker]

I did buy a new 3500# axle to put under the trailer since the welder is aboout 1200# alone and i figured the trailer will be in the 900 pound range. Had to chop off the spring perchs and make new ones, since the trailer frame was not the same as the axle. I used 2 1/2 inch by 1/4 inch tubing for them.

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tail light mounting which is going to be changed since i already broke a light LOL going to make cages for them soon. And marker light mounting

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Here is the end result after paint payup :grinz

[Chuck Smith]

What, no vise? Gotta have a vise! Looks good!

~Chuck

[snowjoker]

Look at the last pick Chuck I'm one step ahead of ya!!! :rockon

[Chuck Smith]

NOW i see it. :headwall It looked like something on the lawn in the background.

~Chuck

[Garagekeeper]

"Missing a vice"
Walt has one mounted to the work bench on the front of the trailer.
Plus he just bought another one yesterday so he can have "two" vises in life.
:rolleyes: John...........

[William B.]

Nice job snowjoker

William

[Arc Burn]

Nice job.I just ditched mobile welding due to insurance,big$$$,I know tons of guys running around doing this who are "insured" but the proper coverage is outragous not to mention hard to find.Good luck with your new venture!