Trailer freedom day.

[Smiffy]

Think it would be fine. Diggers a fair bit narrower than the trailer so unless your driving like a complete lunatic.... I used to take my 2.8t everywhere on a flatbed trailer and it was fine- these tippers don't look much higher tbh

Just have to make sure they have internal lashing points.
I cannot understand how I for doesn't include the lashing points with the ramps.
Bear impossible to hold anything down properly without them

 

[Storrsy]

Just have to make sure they have internal lashing points.
I cannot understand how I for doesn't include the lashing points with the ramps.
Bear impossible to hold anything down properly without them

Yeah true. I used to take the sides off when doing it and stow them against the headboard. The debon has internal lashing points but whether they'd be rated to hold a 2.6t digger I don't know.

 

[V8Druid]

Yeah true. I used to take the sides off when doing it and stow them against the headboard. The debon has internal lashing points but whether they'd be rated to hold a 2.6t digger I don't know.
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would have a job to put their side boards across the headboard though

 

[Smiffy]

Yeah true. I used to take the sides off when doing it and stow them against the headboard. The debon has internal lashing points but whether they'd be rated to hold a 2.6t digger I don't know.
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Looks to be 8. As long as they are over about 300kg each then it should be fine. Plus the sides can be part of the load security

 

[Storrsy]

would have a job to put their side boards across the headboard though

Perfect for cyclists.

 

[pettsy]

Another option could be Humbaur. Have heard of them but never actually seen one in the flesh so to speak, probably quite expensive as made in Germany.

 

[Storrsy]

Another option could be Humbaur. Have heard of them but never actually seen one in the flesh so to speak, probably quite expensive as made in Germany.

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suffolk.trek-trailers.co.uk

Nice looking trailer. Not bad price either

 

[Giles]

You can fit a 3t dumper and broken down landrover on the big ifors plant trailers.

You can

 

[6feetdown]

You can

My old 1 always felt top heavy with tb016 on it

 

[V8Druid]

Another option could be Humbaur. Have heard of them but never actually seen one in the flesh so to speak, probably quite expensive as made in Germany.

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but it WILL BE good

 

[V8Druid]

You can

I don't see no Landrover on there with it

You can fit a 3t dumper and broken down landrover on the big ifors plant trailers.

 

[Lee]

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suffolk.trek-trailers.co.uk

Nice looking trailer. Not bad price either

That’s a very well priced bit of kit, might have a go at that if the lead time not bad. The nicest looking iveco I’ve seen too…puts my tm spec white ‘n’ shite one to shame! Never could part with £500 extra for a nice colour but you’d probably get most of it back in resale?

 

[pettsy]

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www.humbaur.com

Look at some of the options they list too, looks like you can even get a wireless Bluetooth connection to tip it!! Brochure says 800kg per internal tie down point too.

 

[Giles]

Went in for some tarmac today surprised that with an empty trailer but back full of tools I was 3980kg. Time to shed some of the essentials I always carry around see if I can save some fuel

 

[doobin]

Went in for some tarmac today surprised that with an empty trailer but back full of tools I was 3980kg. Time to shed some of the essentials I always carry around see if I can save some fuel

You won't save enough fuel to make up for the first time you need a tool you'd otherwise be carrying and have to go and get it, or make do without.

 

[JerryRtilt]

You won't save enough fuel to make up for the first time you need a tool you'd otherwise be carrying and have to go and get it, or make do without.

So easy to just keep accumulating bits a pieces that maybe useful one day.

 

[Giles]

You won't save enough fuel to make up for the first time you need a tool you'd otherwise be carrying and have to go and get it, or make do without.

I’ve refined a few times so am at efficiency but yeah miss having the van the lads drove fully kitted out so you’ve got everything you need with you

 

[doobin]

I’ve refined a few times so am at efficiency but yeah miss having the van the lads drove fully kitted out so you’ve got everything you need with you

At 4t with a trailer that's 3t for the truck. Truck empty is what, 2220kg? Maybe 800kg of tools is excessive, what are you carrying thats so heavy?

 

[Monkeybusiness]

At 4t with a trailer that's 3t for the truck. Truck empty is what, 2220kg? Maybe 800kg of tools is excessive, what are you carrying thats so heavy?

His wallet….

 

[Smiffy]

Went in for some tarmac today surprised that with an empty trailer but back full of tools I was 3980kg. Time to shed some of the essentials I always carry around see if I can save some fuel

I've just had a look in the back of my truck and I don't think I can see more than 200kgs worth of tools. And it has everything for day to day.
What are you carrying to get that much weight.
Wackerplate and generator are the only things I can think of that would add to much weight