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08-01-2012, 05:52 PM
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Hey all, It has come time that the ute starts getting towed around on a trailer as i am sick of it getting damaged all the time. so i bought myself a trailer.
I have just finished extending the back of the trailer and put sides on it for strength. What i am not sure about however is how far back i should bring the nose cone, and more so should i just enclose most of the trailer? i hope that some people here might have a bit of helpful advise.   Sorry if this is not the right section but it was my best educated guess. Thanks Justin
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