I was thinking of going all the way up to 48" walls...but that would mean enclosing it fully and I'm really not sure how best to do that.
So I'll settle on 24/32/36" and then just tarp it with a strap as I don't have those fancy tarps with the string/line to tighten it all up.
Group of 5 bikes around midnight. One rider clipped a car in the opposite direction and died from his injuries.
RIP
Remaining riders left the scene.
EDIT: Motorcyclist loses control, crashes into into vehicle in East York
@Mad Mike how would you (or would you even bother) to enclose a folding trailer?
Or is it not even worth the effort and easier to just sell and buy an enclosed 5x8 or 5x10?
If you guys are looking for more options on the east end, I just had a great burger at:
https://freshburger.ca/locations/scarborough/
As an added bonus...there's a Princess Auto in the same plaza for the big kid in you.
Transfer from Tangerine / previous employer was super simple. The account I've got 110k in is being a real pain to move the transfer. Need to update my forms as QT added a '12' to my account number and now that's causing major issues. Idiots.
I'm transferring everything from locked accounts to...
Going through this now, and went through it before but to Questrade from previous employers.
I've got 2/5 already transferred and the BIGGEST issue is the financial group currently holding your money as they may it stupidly annoying with all the paperwork (which I understand).
You need to...
Yup. I’ve also seen 2x2 and 2x4 lumber as the frame holding 1/2” plywood.
Seems solid….but I worry about vibration rattling it apart.
I’m tempted to sell mine and buy a covered trailer.
Damn. That’ll be more solid than most store bought!
Mine is the 4x8 folding trailer and it’s great for what it is. Just can’t figure a way to enclose it without it rattling apart over time.
Interesting. Since the time they bought it:
New roof, siding, insulation, floor, windows and 10k or more to connect to the city water and sewers in the late 90s or early 00s.
Obviously there aren’t any receipts considering the time frame.
1. No. Always as a cottage
2. No capital gain on house (bought in 1989 for 220k in Etobicoke) cottage was purchased for 75k back in 1995 / 6.
I expect it to be worth 450-500k max (if that).
It’s a 700sqft bungalow, old, all original interior with a teeny tiny bathroom and unfinished basement...
That’s why I haven’t bought an enclosed yet. Rarely use the trailer as is, and even rarer need for enclosed.
Wasaga has a 💩 collection schedule for yard waste so need to bring it here to the GTA for easier disposal. Or the dump near Wasaga.
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