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Originally Posted by Pookie
I'm not picking on you at all, but remember, this trailer is going to be riding down the interstate @ 65-75 mph. A 110 welder won't get hot enough to weld the size material this will need to be fabricated with. Additionally, if you can't pull the trigger and lay down a "stack of dimes" with each weld, this ain't a job to learn on. Again, not picking on you, but the stuff that hits the road needs to at least be safe.
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No offense taken. My welder is capable of welding 24g 1/4 thick in a single pass. It's not a harbor freight welder. I may have been a tad bit sarcastic. I took 3 years of welding in school and then welded trailer beds for a few years. Did exhaust work part time for several years. Modified my own kayak trailer and can lay down a bead that looks like a roll of dimes.
I understand your high expectation and you may want to seek out a professional.