Nice. However, I'd install some thick carpet on the entire front of that plywood. This way the rocks wont bounce off the plywood and back on the rear of the tow vehicle. Been there, done that. Back on 06 my dad and I went with a group of guys on a caribou hunt. We had a 460 mi drive down a crushed river rock road. Driving brand new suburbans and towing trailers, it was my turn to drive and we were towing dads utility trailer. Even going 45mph, rocks were hitting the front of the trailer, decked and sided out of scaffold planks, and rebounding back at the suburban. It took a mere 5 miles and one came right thru the back window. Duct tape and a tarp fixed the window issue. I went into the woods and cut down some 6' hemlock trees and lashed them to the front of the trailer. Protected the front of the trailer and kept them from rebounding.
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