new Doo Little

ArlyA · Jun 24, 2022

I buy it by the roll from Amazoie and I think I paid $14 for 150ft last time. Over the years I have got reflective materials from the HW store and figured out it was worthless. DOT certified decals work and its cost is worth not having an accident.

ArlyA · Jun 26, 2022

DooLittle at work today for the 1st time ever.

ArlyA · Jun 29, 2022

I finally got to caliper the sidewalls and found them 1/8 thick. That's a plus!

ArlyA · Jul 10, 2022

In use over the weekend.

Putten her away.

ArlyA · Sep 5, 2022

I'm adding 10,000lbs tie-down D rings because the ones DoodLittle added are in poor positions for 6x6 atv moving. Will post pics in time. Although we do like this trailer.

ArlyA · Sep 5, 2022

I added 6 extra D-rings to this trailer today. The ones that Doolittle added were in from the corners and not good for tying down our 6x6 and they only added 4 of them. Not sure why they'd put them so far in from the corners as seen in the pic.

Now the angle is a bit better.

More added to the front.

Extra ones in the middle.

nyone · Sep 13, 2022

Nice trailer! Never saw one like that before with the low steel sides. I have a 12ft landscape single axle with brakes and a large gear basket in front. It's my go to quad trailer.

ArlyA · Sep 13, 2022

Ya, it's not been perfect but still handy as heck. Far better in general than the B Tex one it replaced.

ArlyA · Nov 3, 2022

I added more d-rings to the box sides today and a attachment location for the hitch pin. The nice one seen here came with trailer but no place to add it so today I added the white aluminum plate to zip tie it on.

BravoXray · Nov 3, 2022

ArlyA said:
I added more d-rings to the box sides today and a attachment location for the hitch pin. The nice one seen here came with trailer but no place to add it so today I added the white aluminum plate to zip tie it on.
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Not to criticize your work, but since the top rail is only bent material, not a tube, aren't you concerned about bending the top rail if you pull a strap or chain up tight?
Maybe a couple of triangle plates welded in on the outside below the D-rings to add some support.
Just my $.02.

Hay Dude · Nov 4, 2022

BravoXray said:
Not to criticize your work, but since the top rail is only bent material, not a tube, aren't you concerned about bending the top rail if you pull a strap or chain up tight?
Maybe a couple of triangle plates welded in on the outside below the D-rings to add some support.
Just my $.02.

Tend to agree, but for such a little machine, it would probably handle it without bending.

ArlyA · Nov 4, 2022

These just added aluminum D-rings located on the sidewalls are to hold slash loads down. Any heavy loads, like our 6x6 need to be held by the main d-rings near the floor and seen in this pic.

jjeff · Nov 11, 2022

Drings are awesome add ons to any trailer, especially if you buy them in quantity they are pretty cheap. I had some lying around awhile back and welded 12 to my single axle trailer, I had the unfortunate benefit of using it for a year before the rings however in doing so I was able to figure out to put them where I needed them most. I don't mind welding stuff that can be drilled and bolted, weldings stronger imo and over the years if something welded breaks I've became a proficient wafer wheel and flap disk operater lol.