Last minute trailer

[IdiotTrackRacer]

Thinking about getting a trailer last minute. Harbor freight of course. Do any of you guys bother registering your disposable harbor freight trailers? Will the bearings and tires even last 1000+ miles?

[DadRacer]

This will be year 2 on my Horrible freight trailer so far so good. I welded the frame together for strength and for grounding issues ( the paint on the frame insulated the ground path). Also repack the wheel bearings with real grease. I got plates for mine due to living in Illinois (cops are kinda picky). See you in St Louis.

[MR P-BODY]

I bought one from HF and got the plates.. its all legal
and I changed it all over to what I wanted.. I built all the


upper part and it has a slide out tray
EDIT
I also have a small 4" vise set up to mount in the top of
the spare tire mount.. I dont like clamping stuff onto any
thing around to work on... I also have a couple of rings
welded to the right rear corner for a patio umbrella so I
can get out of the sun... I need to get a pic of it now with
it all done

[Nate]

I used one two years ago, and did the same as the above poster. Welded it up, repacked the bearings, and was good to go all week.

[MR P-BODY]

I used one two years ago, and did the same as the above poster. Welded it up, repacked the bearings, and was good to go all week.

One thing I seen with the off shore HF trailers is the hubs.. they
use a goofy ID for the dust cover.. I was trying to find some buddy
bearings to use and couldnt find any that size... but for the price of
them I couldnt buy the material to build one from scratch.. as said..
clean the bearings and repack them with some quality bearing
grease

[Hemirunner]

I just packed it all in the trunk. The only thing I need to add to this is a suitcase and a couple of lawn chairs.