Frame

Automate constructs the frame from steel square and rectangular tubing, no C-channel or angle iron. Each section is individually cut and mounted into a alignment jig before being welded. Once the frame is welded and the suspension mounts are attached it is painted and then undercoated. Once the undercoating dries the Automate air ride suspension is attached to your choice of axles, standard or oil and several different weight classes, not to mention the choice of two or three axles in the larger units.
			This is the jig used to build the front extensions of the trailer frame.
			This is the jig used to build the trailer frame.
			Welding the pin into the frame.
			This is the frame in the jig used to build full frame.
			This is the bottom view of the frame as it is lifted off the jig.
			This is the trailer frame being primed, painted and undercoated.
			The accessories and suspension being added to the trailer frame.
			The air ride suspension and the axles being attached.