Here is my first fixed trailer build that I just finished. It is super small but, I am really proud of it. And I am so happy that I don’t have to lift the PW in and out of my SUV. I thought I was going to throw my back out.
Here are some specs, I have a pressure reel that should hold at least 100 foot of 3/8" hose, and I currently have 100 feet of garden hose on the other reel. I think I have enough room on both reels to increase my lengths.
The trailer itself is light enough that I can move it with one hand easily.
I have paid off all my equipment and profited enough to take this next small step. I look forward to the next job.
Previously, I had no reels, was lifting my PW in and out of my SUV, and just jamming all my hoses in. It was awful and not professional. But, I did what I had to do when I could not afford anything better.
Now I am another step ahead.
You’ll need a hell of a breaker bar or impact to loosen the ball. If you use that hitch for a delifferent trailer just go buy another hitch that would level it out.
Exactly this. I know it is not ideal for every job possible, but I needed something professional looking that I could do an average house wash with. I have almost no room for upgrading this, but I will probably get a larger trailer next year, maybe keep this setup for an employee.
Did my first back up ever today. I cant see the trailer, but I can see the PW frame handle in the rear view. I did pretty good with the wifey helping out. lol
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