NH Stumpy
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I happened to spot this trailer while on a diesel delivery route. The owner was present so I inquired about it. We made a deal quickly and now it's at my house. I didn't bother to tow it on the ground, the pintal was swung upwards, and I did not have a tag to put on it. I winched it onto my car trailer.
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It looks like the racks have been modified, and the rear panel is on the front at the top. This is a 1968 vintage trailer and there is some rust. I don't know what I am going to do with it yet. One idea I have been tossing around is to remove the stock axle and install a 7000 lb axle with electric brakes. The wood on the bows is in bad shape, but I have all the brackets. Now I just need a canvas for my other trailer.
![nextm105a2.jpg nextm105a2.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/280/280851-82d8a11ae69aae528d09a5f245a7df2a.jpg)
It looks like the racks have been modified, and the rear panel is on the front at the top. This is a 1968 vintage trailer and there is some rust. I don't know what I am going to do with it yet. One idea I have been tossing around is to remove the stock axle and install a 7000 lb axle with electric brakes. The wood on the bows is in bad shape, but I have all the brackets. Now I just need a canvas for my other trailer.