Post up your trailer setups (boat rack sources?)

[Brandon Atwell]

Going to be investing in a new enclosed trailer soon so looking for some layout ideas!
Right now looking somewhere in the range of 6x14 or 7x14.
sources for boat racks and other useful equipment you all have found necessary would be perfect!

thanks guys

 

[Terry Keeley]

An old pic but you get the idea.

 

[ChrisHerzog]

I like a lot of work space! This is an 18’ trailer.

 

[Grimracer]

Chris, did you put the air conditioner in.. and if so did you have to strengthen the roof?

Grim

 

[ChrisHerzog]

It was braced for the A/C when the trailer was originally built. Gary ordered it with the unit when he got it years ago. It’s Carlo’s old trailer, I know you have been it it before I just freshened it up, lol!

 

[Wasted wages]

Paging Dr. Herzog - Dr. Chris Herzog.
Please come to your badazz trailer !!
Nice setup Chris!!

 

[ChrisHerzog]

Paging Dr. Herzog - Dr. Chris Herzog.
Please come to your badazz trailer !!
Nice setup Chris!!

lol! I wish she gave me money for my toys!

 

[Wasted wages]

I didn't get any directly either,,, but living with my ex sure made life a lot easier on me !!

 

[RaceMechaniX]

Some saved trailer pics from various threads.

 

[RaceMechaniX]

More trailer pics

 

[Mark Bullard]

Here you go Brandon. Our trailer is 7' x 14"

 

[Mark Bullard]

Here are more.

 

[Brandon Atwell]

Thanks for all the pics guys,
Chris and Mark, both stellar layouts. Looks exactly like what we’re trying to do. We have a layout very similar to yours now Terry, looking to make it more walk in friendly.
Anyone have experience with adding an AC after the fact? Found a trailer here in Jax for a good price point as long as the AC is not too hectic to install. Looks like they aren’t too expensive to buy it’s the install that looks questionable.

 

[Ron Olson]

I've just got a 5' x 8' trailer so I had to think things out more. I found out that you want access to things that you need out first and have to load last; canopy, tables, chairs, etc. I've redone mine a few times for that.

 

[Mark Bullard]

Thanks for all the pics guys,
Chris and Mark, both stellar layouts. Looks exactly like what we’re trying to do. We have a layout very similar to yours now Terry, looking to make it more walk in friendly.
Anyone have experience with adding an AC after the fact? Found a trailer here in Jax for a good price point as long as the AC is not too hectic to install. Looks like they aren’t too expensive to buy it’s the install that looks questionable.

Brandon,
Roof top AC fits into the standard vent hole on top. I would strengthen the roof tubing. Had to remove the inside roof we put on the old trailer and strengthen it. On bad roads the bounce with the weight of AC will cause the roof to bow. If you look at my pictures you can see how I did the new trailer. All it takes is a floor jack, short 2 x 4, and some 1" x 1" tubing. You jack each roof tube up about 2" in the middle. Lay a piece of 1 x 1 tubing next to it and weld it in place. Also you can but used roof top AC. I bought the AC and the generator for a $1000.00 from someone that handled wreaked motor homes.

 

[Julio Almazan]

Me, when I want to go to training and I go alone ...