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I'm looking @ making a trailer for my Rincon to tow on the beach for over night fishing&camping trips. I was just going to use 2" right angel iron and expanded mesh. And then just make a basic box trailer and have it galvanized, but Id rather not have the wheels protruding out of the side. I want to use my two standed front wheels from the Honda, So dose anyone know here I can score an axle, hubs and springs ∨ tourtion bars from very very cheep Any Idea's Tips Tricks Things to look out for would be terrific Thanks

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i built 1 a couple years ago and used the rear axle from a small front wheel drive chrysler car .(bought from junk yard for 40 buks).i think it was a dodge omni or similar 4 lug ..i cut it down and made it the same width as the quad ..and i found some atv wheels that were the same bolt pattern ..think they were old polaris rear (early to mid 90's) i built the frame out of 2x2 angle and put wheel wells in it so the tires/wheels didnt stick out i used atv shocks as the axle mounted with a few bolts and made a swing arm kind of setup.. the shocks were at a near flat angle only slightly angled for some suspension and to keep ground clearance as high as possible .. this should give ya some what of an idea .. it worked really well and u hauled around 700 to 1000 lbs in it.... i sold it t a guy that i met on a riding trip and he just had to have it and bought it from me the day we were leaving to head home ..he gave me 400 buks for it ..i only had about 200 in it ... i looked and cant find any pics...sorry ..

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