Into the garage and the work begins…

I stored some things in there…  out they come.

And the ramps for weight… not needed anymore.  Made a video as well.

Well I got right to it..  cutting rusty bolts and separating the roof from the walls..  Ended up just cutting the plywood sides.

Those 1/2 ” plywood sides are stuck into the roof really good, even though there’s no bolts holding things. The bottom rail of the roof is slotted for the plywood. I’ll remove those pieces later.  All the bolts that hold the plywood to the angle iron will need to be “force ably” removed with a cut off wheel.  Once I have the roof off the (much lighter) trailer can be lifted to a good working height.  It’s Demo Time ! 

The roof is off !   Now I can work on the walls.

Hey look a nice utility trailer..  Pretty soon just a metal frame.  It’s a lot of work stripping this one down.  No I’m not keeping the rotten plywood.

Notice how I cut around the fenders..  It was easier to work this way. I’m sad to have to cut the four uprights off. Well particularly the two with the tail lights.  I can’t flip the frame over obviously with those there.  That  4 x 7 ft piece of plywood floor is next.

And under that is a badly rusted steel floor full of holes and not flat.  Bye Bye. I have to cut it in sections because of the cross frames.