Harbor freight trailer

Some builders of home built camping trailers want to put larger tires on their Harbor Freight frames. I’ve written a thread; “Fitting Larger Tires on a HF Frame” that discusses pu…

I often times need to haul brick, mulch, plywood, dirt, or general homeowner type materials. I've been fortunate enough to have access to my father-in-law's trailer but figured it would be convenient to have my own trailer for quick usage. I picked up a Harbor Freight folding trailer and modified it

Yeah, Yeah, I know us cool guys never trailer a bike, but I have to figure out a way to get two trail bikes to a trail. I was hoping to build some form of two bike hitch hauler, but load was going to be just a bit more than I was comfortable with. Having a trailer that will carry a big street bike isn't the worst thing either. I haven't bought a trailer up until now, mainly because I have no where to store it. So here's my compromise, the 1195 lb. Capacity 48 in. x 96 in. Heavy Duty Folding…

Almost Ready for the Trail

I want to make a trailer wider, is that possible? Yes, and here are some DIY methods to accomplish it. Read about how to do just that.

Let's face it; there's only so much you can fit in the back of a Jeep, even with the rear seat removed. Some folks get pretty creative with Rubbermaid tubs...

Let's face it; there's only so much you can fit in the back of a Jeep, even with the rear seat removed. Some folks get pretty creative with Rubbermaid tubs...

DIY 4X8 Micro-Tiny House Camper on Harbor Freight Trailer: I got this idea from a multitude of TLC shows. I did homework on this for quite some time before pulling the trigger. Using a little luck and a combo of other Instructables and whatnot, we tossed this together in about 2 weeks of working evenings.