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Enclosed Trailer Setups


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  • africanrye

    TT Newbie

15 posts
Location: Massachusetts

Posted 29 April 2013 - 05:28 PM


Just started setting up my new 6x10 haulmark with a work bench, oil rack, and gas holders, still thinking up ideas....

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  • bk29

    TT Member

46 posts
Location: California

Posted 29 April 2013 - 06:21 PM


I set up my 6x12 to slant load the bikes. I can put 4 bikes in and still have the space in front of the side door for gear ,tools,cooler etc.

  • Stein4

    TT Member

52 posts
Location: California

Posted 30 April 2013 - 04:43 PM


Thanks for the info on the floor prep.

I have a haulmark 8.5 x 18 in work. Added 6 inches to the height and a 4 foor wide side door. 5200 lb tortion axles.

I like your chocks; I currently use pingle chocks with motocinch. I would like to go with E track but the motocinch is set up for L track.

Plan on hauling 3 bikes, a Honda quad, and a Can am Maverick (to be purchased this fall).

Thanks for sharing your builds - I will do the same when I receive the trailer.

  • Stein4

    TT Member

52 posts
Location: California

Posted 13 May 2013 - 04:21 PM


Has anyone tried Ucoatit - epoxy floor coating?

  • DooNothin

    TT Newbie

10 posts
Location: Oregon

Posted 13 May 2013 - 06:26 PM


I haven't heard anyone using it.

  • 06yz

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6185 posts
Location: South Carolina

Posted 14 May 2013 - 05:36 PM


What about rhino lining or linexing the floor?

MAX!!!

  • DooNothin

    TT Newbie

10 posts
Location: Oregon

Posted 14 May 2013 - 06:45 PM


Rhino lining is heavy number one.  And you can't really clean it because everything settles in the grip and you can't just sweep it out.

  • Braedenkgs

    TT Member

33 posts
Location: Saskatchewan

Posted 14 May 2013 - 08:40 PM


I priced out getting the floor of my trailer done by line-x, I was told its $12/sq. ft. So in my little 7x12 trailer it was going to be 1000 for them to spray it in, which I thought was a little too much, so I'm still looking for the next best option, and it would be very hard to clean, unless you could maybe pressure wash it out without getting the walls too wet, not sure though.

Edited by Braedenkgs, 14 May 2013 - 08:42 PM.


  • DooNothin

    TT Newbie

10 posts
Location: Oregon

Posted 14 May 2013 - 08:48 PM


Ya line x I heard is a pain to clean and really heavy.  I did a apoxy floor with some sand in the paint for grip and it turned out great.  Laid a coat of primer down and two coats of the apoxy garage paint I got at h one depot.  $90 later and I'm really happy with it.  I live in the northwest and its always raining and so far so good on it holding up and being extra gripy.

  • downonmonday
3688 posts
Location: Illinois

Posted 15 May 2013 - 07:34 AM


I bought and used the bed liner stuff from Walmart. It holds up well too. I added that sand grip you can buy in the paint section to make more traction. Yes, the sweeping out part sucks but I use a shop vac instead. I believe it cost me a total of maybe, $50?

  • 6 Riders

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687 posts

Posted 15 May 2013 - 08:38 AM


NAPA sells a bedliner kit (came with a spray gun when I looked at it) for $110. You don't have to add the "grit" to it if you don't want to, making it a smooth poly surface. I would think that it would hold up really well like that.

  • bk29

    TT Member

46 posts
Location: California

Posted 16 May 2013 - 08:19 AM


ImageUploadedByThumper Talk1368721058.322749.jpg ImageUploadedByThumper Talk1368721080.546113.jpg ImageUploadedByThumper Talk1368721097.047528.jpg some one wanted pics of my slant load set up.

  • onekawboy

    TT Silver Member

800 posts
Location: Illinois

Posted Yesterday, 04:00 AM


Picked up a 6x12 recently ...one to haul my bikes instead of using hitch hauler and bed of my truck .. and when toy hauler not necessary

Trying to determine what I can install that is functional and not add bunch of weight.

I also want the to have trailer usable for regular hauling also

I have a set of removable wheel chocks I'll be installing ...was looking the recessed ones but not sure about cutting holes in the floor?  lol ...plus really can't remove if u sell down the road.

Thinking of using oil base paint to paint walls n floors ....white for walls - flat black for floor

tie down installed when I purchased the trailer w/ stab jacks out back

what I i want inside for storage....

Place to set / hang helmet to dry,  [size=4]paper towel holder ,method for storing cleaners - chain lubes- filter sprays , way to securely store a fuel can ( VP ) [/size]

[size=4]any inout will be greatly appreciated....[/size]

lastly wheres best place to purchase self tapping screws ?


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