You remind me, the snowmobile club has a bridge that needs to be re-decked.
The lumber came for it on Saturday: https://photos.app.goo.gl/eSu9FV537EcatnBf6
55x 6"x8"x12' they weigh 140# each. They were delivered in a dump trailer, we
had to transfer them to a flatbed that the club owns. Most of it was hand work.
Sunday I could barely flex my fingers...
-Curt
On Sunday, October 31, 2021, 04:43:14 PM EDT, Buggered Benzmail via
Mercedes <mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
I hauled my daughters 95E320 back yesterday and when we were loading it the
trailer deck gave way. I have replacement decking but have just not replaced it
yet. So now I am.
I took off the old deck, mostly rotted. Hit the frame with the pressure washer
and got it pretty clean.
I’ve had the trailer for 10-11yr I guess, and it was used probably a couple
more years old, so it has served well. It is starting to rust so I figure while
I have the deck off I’ll paint it. I’m thinking to hit the rusty spots with POR
as going at it with wire wheel would be a huge effort on all that channel iron
and such. I might hit a few spots with the wheel that are easy to reach. Then
some rust oleum on that.
I was thinking to put deck stain on the PT wood, mix in a little sand for
better traction.
Is that a good plan?
--FT
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