Posted by Lamont in NC on August 04, 2015 at 18:32:59 from (65.188.217.236):
Leaf season is just a couple months away and I get the feeling I'll be getting them up for someone else a couple miles away this year too. I'd like to be able to tow my trailer vac over there but of course it's not designed for road towing. Any ideas, cheap ideas, on ways to make it road towable? It's like the one pictured above. Speeds would be 50mph or less and distance about 3 miles. I don't know if I can get road towable wheels/tires and bearings that would fit this axle or not. Also not sure if it'd need springs or not.
There's not enough room on the trailer for the mower and this. My neighbor provided the idea of towing this behind the trailer that the mower is on--that's what he does with his. But his is custom built trailer vac made using the springs, axle and wheels from a 40" x 48" Harbor Freight trailer and the blower came from an old vac of some sort.
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