Report Abuse. Go to a Truss Builder in your area, or you can probably find one thru Home Depot or Lowe's. All they would need is the length of your trailer and what pitch you want the roof to be, to determine how many trusses you will need.
In the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare often uses one idea or action to stand for another. Caesar's Feathers One of the first symbols in Julius Caesar appears when two Roman officials decide to tear the decorations off of Caesar's statues. The officials break up a celebration for Caesar's war victory and then decide to march around the neighborhood and pull decorations down wherever they find them.
His murder sparked a civil war in Rome, ensuring the Ides of March's ominous reputation for history. Fast forward to the 16 th Century. Playwright William Shakespeare uses the legend of the Ides as a central point in his play about Julius Caesar. In his work, a soothsayer cautions Caesar to beware the Ides of March shortly before the emperor is murdered in the Senate. Shakespeare's turn of phrase lives on today, giving the Ides its bad reputation.