Easiest way to get rid of trailers? Where do you take them. The actual trailer and axles are working but that is about it
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Never seen it done or heard of it being done so just spitballing here, but would it be possible to turn it into a utility trailer? -
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Drag it out by the road and put a for sale sign on it and somebody will steal it! Did that with a console tv that didn't work good once. Had it outside for free and nobody wanted it! Put tv for $100 knock on door to purchase and it was gone the next morning!
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I've gotten rid of a couple doing this. Also have given them to local scrappers and cedar clearers.Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post
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If you have the room, rent a backhoe and bury it,Comment
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I had a real piece of junk trailer that I quit using for a couple of years and the roof caved in on it. There was a scrap yard in town and they paid me $100 for it. I would have paid them $100 to take it.Comment
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They make good mobile blinds.
Hunted out of one at the Haun ranch.
My only complaint is it was very squeaky.
As stated above.
Someone will steal it.
I’ve had 2 stolen.
1 went under water twice and they still stole it! 🏹Comment
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I have been trying to figure out how to get rid of one for over year and it appears the easiest way is to bury it. The tires are flat and the shell would fall apart driving down the road on a trailer.Comment
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Burn it and haul the leftover metal to the scrap yard.Comment
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fill it up with shingles and park it on the interstate, that's how most people get rid of old trailers.Comment
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If someone takes it, be sure to file the paperwork with the state. I learned the hard way that the toll authorities don't care about any 'transfers' without proper paperwork.Originally posted by Quackerbox View PostComment
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Donate to local fire department? I've done that in the past.Comment
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Same question for old boats. You can't make planters out of all of them.Comment
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Bury it, or post a "deal" in TBH classifieds...Comment
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