SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Projects => Topic started by: MADSKILLZ on February 27, 2013, 07:49:44 AM
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So i decided to finally fix my bent axles on my trailer. I was getting tired of having to replace my tires after every river season. Not only did i replace my two axles, I also decided to take it one step further! Here are some pics of my project. Enjoy!!!
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More pics
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Bad ass man!!!! Simply bad ass
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I love that look badass :thumbup:
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And the last pic of the new axles under the boat
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Thanks guys!!!
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Looks sick!! I love it
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Awesome!
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Thanks 2fass4you
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Thanks horizonjet
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Dude you are true to your name, looks awesome.
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Haha thanks bud!!
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Very Nice!! wheres the deep dish daytons 110 spokes
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Thanks bud!!! I ran out of money for them rims!!! Haha
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I followed the build up on Instagram, great job on the trailer. The whole rig is a work of art.
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Right on man, and thanks for the complements
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interesting how your axle setup is somewhat "modular" where it can be removed from the trailer frame. cool rig!
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Yeah, made it easy for me :-) the whole assembly was held on to the main trailer with only (3) 1/2" bolts
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Yeah, made it easy for me :-) the whole assembly was held on to the main trailer with only (3) 1/2" bolts
lol only 3? like one was missing?
or 3 on each side?
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Sorry, each side lol
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thats pretty cool. hows turning with the triples? i dont think i could even get mine into my garage around the curve in my driveway. as-is i have to spray the driveway with water and wiggle the trailer back and forth. im guessing you can use some soft springs and the ride is a lot better on the boat?
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Haven't tested it out yet but i had a 24ft triple axle enclosed trailer and it turned just fine for me. My truck don't care lol.
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Nice work
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Thank you!!!
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Pic update
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That looks bad ass, nice job!!
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Very nice ......
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Thank you guys!!!
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It looks ok
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Yeah ok is pushing it
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Hahaha
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Looks bad ass nick I'm getting parts right now to bag the eliminator trailer should be fun
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Thanks bud. Hell yeah that will be a trick setup!!!
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I hope it works. I'm tired of dragging that shit everywhere good thing I talked to boost before I did anything to mine his dad has the same boat and trailer set up and they tried all the same stuff I was gonna taller tires and raised shackle and shit still hit everything. I figured I would try bagging it that way I can lift it up when transporting and drop it low when launching
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Yeah that's the problem with v-drive trailers. That should work good, just Hope you don't get a leak and that shit hit the ground on the hwy. Should but some bump stops on it
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He should buy a house at the river and leave it there. Wink wink
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Even better!!!!
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That would be nice too.
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your trailer came out badd ass you are a very talented person. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Looks awesome!
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Thank you guys!!!
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i wish you were my neighbour...you would never want for beers :beer: :beer: very cool watching the whole project and it turned out CLASS. SIC :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Haha thanks bud
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just outa curiosity, how do you register a custom built trailer? ie. make/serial#/year. when i "imported" my jet boat to CDN from AZ, all border/customs wanted to know was the info on the trailer,(not the boat) cause all transport Canada cares about, is what's on the highway, not what's on the water. Vic
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in BC the easiest way is register it as a ubuilt. I have done that on several trailers no inspectiond required. You pay less than a transfer and they give you a new title right away
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In Cali you have to go to hwy patrol, show all material receipts, and they stamp a VIN # on it. I didn't build this trailer though, only modified it
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thanks for the info guys... :beer: :thumbup:
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Anytime!!
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How hard would it be to make my single axle a double?
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Not too hard, just time and money :)
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How much of this green stuff we talkin bout. Wanna pm me
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Pm sent