Aluminum Trailer Project

**JJW** · 10-12-2009, 10:34 AM

BearNPum ask: Nice, Where do you pick up the slick sheeting, and how did you attach it?

The original decking was plain old 3/4" thick plywood and it lasted a long time.

When I replaced it with 1/2" thick plywood I bought pressure treated plywood thinking it would last longer than regular plywood. Nope, the pressure treated plywood is not lasting well at all.

I have already taken and replaced the ramp and front triangle decking with used floor liner from a tractor trailer. It is holding up well, but is slippery and really expands and contracts with temperature changes.

I'll post some pictures of the replacement stuff.

Regards,
John

**vault** · 10-12-2009, 12:01 PM

That is one sweet snowmoblie trailer!!

**BearNPum** · 10-13-2009, 04:39 PM

I have already taken and replaced the ramp and front triangle decking with used floor liner from a tractor trailer. It is holding up well, but is slippery and really expands and contracts with temperature changes.

Thanks, I can see now that slippery would be nice for getting the sleds on and off, but not so good if you put a snowy boot on the surface.