Don't know if you have seen this already but I ran across this in some old pics I had....

I was going to the compound this weekend!!!!

Looks fine to me. Run it!!

This guy is obviously doing it wrong......I was thinking more along the lines of using my excursion in a similar set up....Everybody knows that the s10 blazer had a weak tranny.

nice job just hope the pin on the block of wood dont shear off

Looks like rated chain on the tail gate.

dont worry about it,
we run em like that all the time and i've never heard of any problems.

set of air shocks and ur styln

Thats Crazy-----------ever one knows that a flip over ball goose neck hitch will take up less room in a blazer.

Of course it's a Utah plate.....

pack it full of ----- and run it

man video of this thing going down the road would be the sh*t.. lolol

ok guys, before all of you get all worked up about my rig, i want to explain a few things. i only drive this on city streets (and some dirt roads). just to get us (my 3 kids and second and fourth wife) back and forth from my first and third wives place. their trailer park is limited on space so i had to use a shorter tow vehicle otherwise i could have kept useing the station wagon with heavier duty springs and transmission. its only 90 miles each way, so i dont think i need to fix the trailer brakes. plus any time we travel we put two 55 gal drums of gas in the back bedroom so it makes the tongue weight less heavy. little bobby is getting good at siphoning. i had my uncle look over the hitch and he was the one that made me use the heavier chains on the tailgate for safety reasons. my wife (2nd) allways says her dad is allways safety concious. we have been running this rig for a few years now, ever since they said we couldnt live in the house because of some stupid city enforcement thing. who ever heard of condeming a house because of lead paint? all we have to do is cover it with acrylic paint. that would stop the chips from falling no problem. anyhow, once i get the hitch bolted to the back of the trailer ill show you my cool set up for towing the dune buggy. its a custom made sears lawn tractor converted to a two seater with real shocks bolted to both front and rear. and yes i removed the blades. ill try and post pics for you guys. it wont be at the same place though. they wont let us park there any more.