Cheap trailer
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kurtjohnson10
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Doesn't look very sturdy to me, good luck with sale
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150? does it come with the caravan body as well? 
Depends what you want it for. I wouldn't want to put a heavy car on it but it has other purposes aswell. Many thanks
Big Al inSalford.
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No offence but looks like a right piece of **** that.
You'd be looking at scrap value for the trailer because anything you put on that is going to get you pulled by the first copper or vosa lot you go past.
You'd be looking at scrap value for the trailer because anything you put on that is going to get you pulled by the first copper or vosa lot you go past.
thought it was mine!
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sprite caravan chassis with bits of metal welded on good luck with sale mate
Granted it looks bloody awful. I didn't know what caravan chassis it was but it has to be useful to Somone. It has been useful to me just not for what I wanted it for. Probably pointless trying here as if people have a proper bit of kit for towing they generally have a proper thing to tow!
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Turboman
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Has it got over-run brakes?...
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Doesn't seem to be any linkage, strange if it was a caravan, would have thought that would have been braked?If you look at the aframe picture you can see that it hasn't
SnowmanV8
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if it was 50quid you might have takers.. maybe
Id make it into a box or bike trailer wouldnt want to put a car on that. For 50 I might of had it.
I was going to use the metal that someone had put on it for strentheners then put some ply on there and have it as a flat trailer. Useful for tip runs etc.
I defiantly wouldnt want to put a car on there.
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Not if it was an early type caravan say pre 80,s
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Could caravans go over 750kg unbraked back then? They could have just taken the linkage off it was a later one
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If you look at the aframe picture you can see that it hasn't
The brake cable runs under the aframe and then splits to either side just under the front of the bed....are you all blind?
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'Twas all I could think off don't know of many peeps removing the braking rodsCould caravans go over 750kg unbraked back then? They could have just taken the linkage off it was a later one
I guess if the hitch slider was in view that would tell all .
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The brake cable runs under the aframe and then splits to either side just under the front of the bed....are you all blind?
A can see somthing Scotty I I sir
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Not exactly blind, becoming optically challengedThe brake cable runs under the aframe and then splits to either side just under the front of the bed....are you all blind?
Wasn't looking for cables, Ifors have a big solid bar running straight back from the coupling to brke compensators.
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