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i bought a long aluminum cargo dual axle, dual wheel trailer at a auction a while back. i am going to take off the aluminum and scrap that. i wanted to turn it into a flatbed. i can't think of a place to park it at my house. i have done quite a few smaller ones at my house in the driveway even some 30 footers, but this one is just too long to fit. i live in town and have been storing it at my family's place but they don't have the facilities to do he work on it. i can scrap out the aluminum there and drive it here but i have no place to work on it. i have been trying to come up with a plan but can't. :confused_smile:

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Half in the garage, half outside?
Shorten the trailer?

Buy a larger yard, check the newspapers for "yard sales".

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When I was a kid and didn't have any place to work on vehicles, I borrowed a friends unused derelict barn. Should still be plenty of those around.

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Half in the garage, half outside?
Shorten the trailer?

Buy a larger yard, check the newspapers for "yard sales".

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naw,i think i can be a big spender and just look at the garage sales and pick up a bigger one. grin i think you have a great idea though, i will shorten it. i can bring it up and try to back it in, cut it off and work on it at my lesure. thanks for the idea.


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