Maintenance & Restoration

ReneeN · 08-08-2020, 04:08 PM

I want to have my trailer and axle inspected, with possible replacement and the addition of brakes for my ‘75 boler.
Does anyone have first hand knowledge of a good welding shop or trailer repair shop?

Thank you.

slowpat · 08-08-2020, 07:37 PM

There is/was a very good RV repair shop at Ocean Shores. It might be worth the drive. Before I moved to the dry side of the mountains, I was determined that I would pull my trailer the three hours it took to have them work on it. I had bought parts there and their prices were very reasonable. A friend had them fix the wiring for lights on a trailer and they did it and he was happy with the results and the price.

I hope they are still in business. Their business is called North Beach RV.

ReneeN · 08-08-2020, 07:47 PM

Thank you Slowpat. I will look into it.

Dave Fish · 08-08-2020, 09:24 PM

Here are a couple of places that I've used on western Washington:
Smileys trailers in Mt Vernon -I had them replace the axle on my utility trailer.

West craft in Lacey - They did extensive repairs to our Casita after a tree crunched it. As a follow up, they replaced the axle as it had bent from the weight of the tree. They do a lot of work on the big RVs, trucks, etc but still did a fine job for us.

ReneeN · 08-08-2020, 11:17 PM

Thanks Dave. The Lacey shop sounds like a good lead. I will follow up.

Civilguy · 08-09-2020, 12:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Fish

Here are a couple of places that I've used on western Washington:
Smileys trailers in Mt Vernon -I had them replace the axle on my utility trailer.

West craft in Lacey - They did extensive repairs to our Casita after a tree crunched it. As a follow up, they replaced the axle as it had bent from the weight of the tree. They do a lot of work on the big RVs, trucks, etc but still did a fine job for us.

I see a Wescraft RV and Truck repair in Fife - any chance that's the one?

https://www.wescraft.repair/