Have a patio with a metal roof with about a 12in overhangIs there an easy way to attach gutters??
The axle set is bolted to the frame under the trailer, so if the bolts aren't too badly rusted, you can just unbolt themIf they are, you'll need a cutting torchCheapest way I can think the raise lower it is with a tripod a chain hoistMight be able to rent the chain hoist.
I don't know how to get rid of themWhen I was a little girl there was a ghost in my mom's apartmentI would wake up in the middle of the night and all my clothes would be swinging back and forth in the closet I would scream for my mom and when she would get to my door they would stopOther really strange things happened and I don't remember this, but as my mom tells the story she got really mad one day and opened all the doors and started screaming at the ghost to leave us alone and go awayI know it sounds really crazy, but it workedNothing ever happened to us after thatMaybe that would work I'm not sure people might think your nuts if they were to witness itAnyway that's my ghost storyGood luck!
The landing gear on the front of the trailer and the axle dolly on the rear are simply bolted onto the frame of the trailerDon't use a cutting torch, as there may be some salvage value to the parts if they are removed carefully I suppose building a cinder block platform underneath and then jacking the thing down one cinder block at a time is an option, but seems like this would take a long time, and I don't think it would be the safest method to use either If it were mine, I'd hire a crane for a day and just lift the trailer long enough to remove the landing gear and the axle dolly, then have the crane set it down on the foundation built of cinder blocks.
If there's absolutely no wood, then buy metal gutter straps which wrap around the gutterYou can screw these into the metal roof, or even better, use large rivetsIf the holes created by the screws or rivets can possibly create a leak problem, make sure you clean the metal and seal it up with a commercial/industrial grade silicone sealant [Tremco or similar, not DAP, not GE (typical household interior sealants) - roofing environment is very harsh - Tremco will hold up for a long time]If there's strong solid wood at all, attach it to the wood somehow, gem circle, hidden hangars, spike and ferrules, whatever will work bestSounds like you will want what is called Half-round guttersUsually these come in copper or galvanized steel, but they are making aluminum half-round now so you should consider the aluminum alsoReally it would be good if you could provide us with more info, or even a picture of how it is now.
