Scrap Metal. Picking The right trailer
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2024
- Hello, everyone. My name is Mike back with another video. In this video, we talk about different kinds of trailers and which are the pros and cons Of each It always seems like you never have the right trailer.
For the task, you're trying to complete.
I hope I gave enough information to assist you in your purchase. You always have to maintain your equipment and make sure that it is the safest it can be So remember to like comment and subscribe #scrapping #junk #metal #copper #recycling #scrap #scrapyard #work #mechanic #trailer #towing #Utilitytrailer #BESTTRAILER - Zábava
Awesome video my friend!
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Great video
Mike i know you prefer the types of trailers you run...personally I like them as well, but id be lost without a 16' 14k trailer. I also run a full hydraulic tilt deckover trailer 24' long. That one is 15.5k rated. They fit my scrap operation which is lots of vehicles and lots of loose farm scrap. I load with a T250 tracked Bobcat with either forks or a big grapple. Its a bit different operation than you have so little different trailers. I routinely run right close or at 26k total GVCWR...also have DOT# and commercial insurance. Also run heavy duty 3/4 ton and 1 ton 4x4 trucks because of all the off road/farm jobs. I do also have a class A CDL as i use to drive semi over the road for a period of time when i was younger. Im not saying my operation is better than yours, its just different and running bigger items. You do very well with your equipment and your operation and one junk brother to another, I'm proud of ya! Keep up the awesome content sir.
Like I was saying there's a right trailer for the job. If you're moving lots of big heavy equipment, then you will need a trailer that can safely do it. I used to do big farm, clean outs. And buy things from auctions, and I've had bigger trailers in the past. But with that comes, the D.O. T Numbers the c d l License And all that stuff that goes along with the bigger. Equipment..
@@Adventureswithmike1 exactly. It's definitely more hassle and more expense the bigger ya get. 100% correct
@@SuperScooby70 Exactly
I have many trailers to save from unloading and reloading , my dump trailer I use for loose stuff , most of my other scrap is appliances so I can get much more on a car trailer.I don't have sides on mine for easy load and unload reasons I just use many straps.
Great video Mike. Good info and advice.
Bro hit me up about a price for that trailer as is with the sides. I might actually buy that off you if youre actually selling it next year.
I'm a truck driver for 36years,I could tell you were around drivers lol good video, most people have no idea what they should load on any truck or trailer, they usually way overload them! Be good 👍
Yeah it's crazy how Sketchy some people pull trailers..
Or load the weight wrong!
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