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What part number shocks did you get. It will help someone who is looking for a set. I did timken bearings and races on both of mine. It wasn't cheap but I also don't have to worry about them for a long time. National seals also. Not familiar with the ones you bought, but anything is better...

Hurry Prices are going up.

A power washer will help remove paint for sure. Those things are great!

Well the bright side of it is that you can rebuild it the way you want. When you replace the panels and gut the old swampy insulation, you can spray some closed cell foam insulation in there. Even run internal wiring, windows, etc. If you have the patience, you will end up with a much better...

With that much water soaked inside everything, I personally wouldn't want to seal it up without drying it out first.

You have quite the project there. Good thing your going to open it up. Needs a week or so just to dry out.

There's a lot more rain for you today for sure! We are getting it again tonight and tomorrow. That is a lot of rot. I wouldn't be happy either. Guess its either that or forklift damage.

I feel your pain Did almost same thing last year, except in gravel, at a full run. After that you could actually see my kneecap. Yea it hurt. I looked those trailers up. Very cool. Thinking about a build also so will be following yours.