Trailer bunk question???

[Shawn Braquet]

Originally Posted by Shawn Braquet

I used stainless lag bolts

I bolted treated 4x4's straight to the frame so there are no brackets to rust out as well like already stated.

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Originally Posted by Shawn Braquet

I bolted treated 4x4's straight to the frame so there are no brackets to rust out as well like already stated.

Well right now I just need one done as an emergency, but will be replacing all down the road

[Top Dawg]

Originally Posted by Shawn Braquet

I bolted treated 4x4's straight to the frame so there are no brackets to rust out as well like already stated.

Can you post a pic please?

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Shawn Braquet

I bolted treated 4x4's straight to the frame so there are no brackets to rust out as well like already stated.

I redid my trailer boards a few years back similar to this after the metal brackest started to fail.

I used 4x4 treated fence post boards, but I did not want to drill holes [weaken the channel iron] in the trailer cross braces so I used Hot dipped galv. U-bolts. I bought the U-bolts so that the bolt and nuts would be counter sunk. After the boards were installed, I filled all the holes with grease to further protect the nuts and threads before installing the carpet.