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How Is The Core Of A Cargo Trailer Made? - Trailer Innovations - LOOK Trailers
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Our Regional Sales Manager, Kevin Richardson, is baring it all...on the trailer that is! We are getting down to the frame for you and covering everything from chassis and walls to roof bows and more. Digital Marketing Manager, Alex Bontrager, is asking those intruding questions that most trailer manufacturers don't want to answer. When you purchase your cargo trailer, you should know what goes in to the structure of it.
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I used to pull trailers cross country behind a motor coach for a living I found tubular frames often rotted out from the inside and many times would split in half as you're bouncing down a rough highway. The only quality frame I ever had built was when I demanded a 8-in I-beam and never looked back
Thank you guys for taking the time. From out here in africa mad respect for giving out real solid information back to the community. You probably have helped someone breka through african poverty by this vital video. Much appreciated and God bless
The workforce well small companys would love to customize and show of these made to last trailors
Thanks for the information. It was exactly what I was looking for.
Looks solid. Nice work!
What thickness tubing on your 2x8 chassis? Main frame and walls?
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Almost all the info I have been looking for except what thickness tubing do you guys use for it all?
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What about the rear drop down door nothing said about it like what’s it made of what type of lifting spring what type of latch
A rear ramp door is typically steel or aluminum studs, depending on the trailer with steel or aluminum angle. Most cargo trailers use a spring assist similar to what you see on a garage door. Latches are typically a bar lock style with hasps.
My look trailer rusted after the one year warranty,they don’t paint the hidden steel(behind the rear lights etc it’s all left exposed and rusts,they attach the fenders with self tap screws both of my fenders have fallen off,the lights are also attached with subpar hardware and have all needed to be re attached look trailers are junk
I want to put tie down rails in my 7 x 16 trailer. What is the recommended way to attach them
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what are the dimensions of the trailer shown?
Where could I find what size and thickness of the side of the wall structure? I have a 8.5x20 at model 2020.
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Whats the easiest way to insulate?
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Wait... STEEL? Not aluminum? Even for the gooseneck cargo? It must weigh a ton? Why aluminum verses steel?
Hello JD we actually offer trailers in both steel and aluminum. Here is a link to give you a break down of why we offer steel on some models and aluminum on others.->>> czcams.com/video/lNjbHYSFTTs/video.html&t=
I bought a neo trailer, i contacted the manufacturer to ask the roof load as i wanted to convert it to a boondocking camper, and wanted to put some 3" black pipe for water storage on top. Needed to know if i would need ladder racks, they didn't know the weight it could take. I asked if they could send me a email with dimensions on spacing between bracing so i could order windows and get my blue board insulation cut and have some things ready to go. They replied no, that they didn't want their competition to get their hands on that information because it would be stolen. I had ordered a 6x10 which was a cheaper trailer for sure, but i was still shocked that they wouldn't. I've seen customers allowed to video there manufacturing facility to video their trailer being built describing and showing the frame up build. They had bought a 7×28×7 three axel trailer, and were given whatever they wanted. I've seen dealerships videos showing the frames superior construction describing everything. I wasn't to happy. When i picked mine up and drove the hour home, the rock guard had popped off the skin and it was obvious from it's bowing and the out of shape corner that it was a crap build. I looked closer inside and even the ceiling bows where different height, and seeing i was going to mount solar panes and possibly more it was a major concern. After contacting them and letting them know, i was told if i removed the plywood interior to insulate, that the warranty would be voided so even if i found more crap building or improper welds i wouldn't get any help resolving any problems. This video has given more information than neo trailer did even after being paid for the trailer. I let them buy it back after i was told i was a pain in the a$$ by their sales representative. If anyone is watching this looking for an aluminum trailer, I'd say this is the place I'd go with, or at the very least check them out and see if the price is right for you. But don't buy from neo trailer, their customer service is reprehensible. Nice of your company to show what your construction quality is, obviously you have nothing to hide. If i hadn't found another one already id look you up! God bless.
"Z" studs... Nope...