Like new 2020 14ft utility trailer, always stored in barn or covered carport.
This trailer is better than you can buy brand new. See details below
deck is exactly 82x167in
Hitch is a 2in ball
Wheels 15x4.5, tires replaced June 2025 and I should have the receipt. Stickers are still on the wheels.
Boards were just replaced because I had catabolized the original boards for a project a few years ago.
Pressure treated 2x12x14 boards from Independence Lumber early Oct 2026 (have receipt).
Deck boards are water proofed on all sides using SEAL-ONCE Marine Wood Sealer and Stain, Bronze Cedar. Expensive stuff, but if there was something better I would have used it. The boards will last a minimum of 10-years in open weather. I've used this exact stuff for 20 years. NOTE this is not the cheaper "Marine Grade" that is a lower-quality product.
https://uccoatings.com/products/marine-grade-premium-wood-clear-sealer
Stainless steel carriage bolts and locking nuts. I spent an entire day securing each board to every cross member. This maximizes rigidity and makes towing nice and quiet.
I touched up any surface rust with Rustzilla marine rust converter. I have NOT retouched the paint. The magnesium/zinc rust converter turns to a hard black coating https://rustzilla.com/product/rustzilla-marine-grade-rust-converter-blue-label/
Replaced wiring harness to make it easier to touch up the surface rust. I didn't reattach the tail lights, didn't have any waterproof connectors handy.
No effort or expense spared maintaining this trailer. I did all the work myself, that's how I do everything and that's how I like it. I build to last a lifetime.
Will meet at the Independence Kroger 1100 Declaration Drive, Independence, KY 41051