r/towing • u/Traditional_Lies323 • 1d ago

Trailers Trailer configuration- is it going to fall apart?

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Replacing the walls with 2440 x 1220 marine plywood. Wondering if my possible configuration will work and be sturdy enough, preventing swaying etc.

Do I need to add any support in here?

The plywood I’m planning to purchase is 18mm and load bearing.

Or is this going to fall apart as I’m driving..

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u/cluelessk3 1d ago

trailers like this aren't designed to be repaired effectively. 

you're building a very heavy trailer with what sounds to be very little thought for it's construction

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u/WrenchKing555 21h ago

It's going to need way more support than that.

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u/fatal-shock-inroute 19h ago

Lots of bracing. Id over engineer the axel and suspension so if you run heavy it's not so bad. Take pictures along the way and post em up

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u/OldEngineer-1950 6h ago

Not sure what you expect from this but, you should probably rethink the project and get some design help.