More Copgib's Trailer Photos

[copgib]

Here are a few more trailer photos after I hung the wands and mounted the extra hoses on the wall. Copgib

[R. Williamson]

Very Nice!

[copgib]

Thanks Bob, I am sure I will add alot more to it as time goes by. I guess you can say it is a learning experience. Hugh

[John T.]

Looks Nice. Now go get it dirty..I'm just about done with my trailer set-up...I'll post some pictures of it soon.

[John T.]

Hugh that PVC idea is a good one. How did u anchor to those doors. IF possible could you get a closer shot of that. I may do the same with my side trailer door. I like the way it looks on yours alot.

Thanks

[copgib]

John here are some close up Photos. I used 2-inch PVC, added a coupler at the top to stop any sliding down. PVC brackets with 3/4-inch screws, I used metal you could use wood. I have enough clearance that it doesn't effect the outside skin at all. I also installed clamps for holding my Phelps Wand. One suggestion though, I realized the gun handles move in transcent so I put small clamps (any type) at the top of the wand holder to take up any extra space between the gun handle and holder. Seems to do ok! Hugh

[copgib]

John I was thinking about mounting them on my side door, but realized I couldn't get them on because space was to small so I decided to use the rear door. Even with my hose rack in the back I have plenty of room there. Hugh

[John T.]

The back of my trailer is a ramp door and the side door is 4 ft wide. So I'm leaning towards using the side door to mount some of my wands. I really like that PVC set-up. So I'm guessing where they sell PVC pipe they also have those PVC clamps there.

[copgib]

John I got mine at a regular pumbing store. You can get everything at Home Depot or Lowes or even Ace Hardware stores. Don't forget when you get the 2-inch pipe and coupler that you use PVC Glue to firmly attach the coupler to the pipe. Also I had my pipes cut in 2-foot lenghts which work well. Very easy to install and will work well for me! Hugh

[John T.]

Thanks Hugh. I'm getting some nice idea's looking at your trailer.

Here's a couple of pictures of my trailer after I painted the non skid on the surface floor. Line X wanted $800 to do this. I went to Pep Boys and bought a similiar product and rolled it on. It only cost me $100 to do this. This trailer is just about done and will be used this week to knock out a few buildings and some houses and decks. I'll start a new thread on my trailer once I get enough pictures of it together.

[copgib]

John looks good! I had the mmoney at the time to get it sprayed by a local guy using the same product. Because the walls are plywood I had the floor and walls 3-feet up including the doors sprayed, it cost me $450. For a 7'X14' trailer that was a good deal, another company wanted $800. I look forward to seeing your finished trailer. Hugh