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What's your process; is it by TM specs, or "homegrown"?

That's easy: You just park it somewhere on-site, so it's not in the way at all. Then whenever somebody asks you, "Hey, what is THAT thing over there?!" You reply undistracted and casually: - "That's the Water Buffalo" Like, of course; what else would it be, and then continue on about your...

Corporal Mittens!

Floridianson, that combination there makes for one mighty beautiful beast. :driver: (y) :driver:

Looking right clean, you bet! Do you have a powerwasher, Floridanson, or do you just hose them all down?

Nice trailer, Tinstar. What did you do with all the gravel; what's the project?!

Excellent, Tinstar: - Love that Ford Blue!!

Liking that Blue, Tinstar. How'd you pick that shade, USAF?

Excellent!!

I was never a Boy Scout, but "be prepared" is a good way to go for sure.

That's for sure one nice thing about paint!

My sorry behind would have given up 10-15 minutes into the effort, so thank you for the lesson to use the time. Looks great, Tinstar!

Is it a kit of some kind; metal panels?

Patience paid off. Who would have guessed it?!

Wondered what that little "hood" on the jack leg was all about... Thanks, Mullaney!!

Looks good. Nice work!

Wow, Tinstar: - That baby looks gorgeous!! :tank::beer::tank:

Nice looking trailer, Coug! Wonder if you can use sailboat fiberglass stays as trailer bows? The stays are just long flat flexible strips of fiberglass used to stiffen sails. Olympia is on the water isn't it? Any marinas there where you could check? Or maybe you could just use lath strips...

But only ONE thing goes when the Rural get a hold of your kids: - Toe the Line! OBEY Is that it?

Your trailer looks mighty fine, Coug, excellent; but can it sing and can it also dance?!