Homemade Container Hauler
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
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From Idea to finished product. The Texas Come Along can carry empty shipping containers behind a 3/4 ton truck, lifting them off the ground with nothing more than an electric winch.
I 'm a fabricator from the shipyards to pipe lines and years of custom fab jobs including building every kind of trailer you can name out of my jobber weld shop. So, I feel qualified to say unequivically that --- that is a stellar fab job. Hat's off to ya bud. Dan
Contact me Dandahermit/ hell of a compliment, thanks . ralph.marcantonio@gmail.com
20 ft box is 5000 lbs . 40 ft. 9800 I hauled them empty all day long for the ship yard. You can haul a 20 ft on 16 ft tandem , I have done it
Great design, and with a pickup you can get into a lot tighter spots than a highway tractor. That said, the two 20 footers scabbed together and cantilevered looks awful darn sketchy. I wouldnt want to meet that on the road.
Ohh man I love this product .. its brilliant to say the least and such a economical way to move these sea cans around without hiring a semi!! I may even build one for myself.. good show boys... and as far as the Ford comment goes? My F 350 would pull one of the forth footers Sea cans loaded with Chev pick-ups.. without issue.. So put that in your pipe and smoke it like the Chevy does..lol
From the looks of this shop,I think that that this is a bit more than just home made
Nice! I was just wondering if someone produced this very thing.
What would be the least required truck to pull this off? Could a Chevy 1500 pull a 40 ft container?
2500 minimum
whats the rate of pay for hauling and delivering a sea container out there?
We barely get $300 gross
Looks very well built.
Do you haul containers for folks that buy them? Got a website?
Slicker than snot on a door nob and I'd like to own one or more.
check out the new version at dynadolly.com/
Was that the container place off beltway and 59? Or 69, whatever they changed it to
when you was building these did you have something you had to go by from the state like all the laws and what not?
You would have to think I would be cheaper to get a tilt tray to move it??..and can you move them when they are full,because those ones where empty...Can you move a fourty foot with say 15 t in it..If not don't see the point.. or is it just for empties...
Just for empties unless your truck has a lot of balls then the limit is the tires.
Malfunction... Did you type all that with the tip of your Johnson?
Magnificent sir
Home made? Awesome!
great work excillent design
Double 20's looks sketchy as hell.
Great design!
I like the design. Great solution. I'm guessing the 20" joiners are engineered.
Well done!
How heavy is a 20' and 40' FT. shipping container?
20 foot box averages about 5000 empty weight. 40 foot box averages about 8800 empty weight.
Yeah most of the weight is in the doors and reinforced corners.
@TheMatron'sMilitia you getting loaded weight and empty weight mixed up
@TheMatron'sMilitia yah there is a huge market in moving em.
That is freaking awesome invention.! How do you load & off load the container yourself.....?
th-cam.com/video/eKMLiOIKxCk/w-d-xo.html
Great work !!!
Did I miss the unloading??? How was it done?
here is the unload video th-cam.com/video/eKMLiOIKxCk/w-d-xo.html
I move 15,000lb loads with my Dodge Dakota (a rolling load is easily moved by a much lighter vehicle).
why not show us the truck and trailer loaded on the scales ? just a thought
empty container is only 6-8000 pounds.
Whos birthday was it?
I don't think that blue F250 is big enough, the plastic wheel bearings would crack after 20 miles.
it's not a f250. it's a 2500 chevy
but it says Ford F- 250 on the windshield! 23 second mark. The Chevy won't have a problem, containers only weigh 6-8k ish empty. Seriously though, a good idea using the container as its own frame. I've loaded onto a flat deck trailer using machinery skates and a cable puller, would not work offroad though.
oh the toy truck, sorry. lol!
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Are those legal for street use
They are registered with TXDOT and they've never been pulled over.
Rio Marcantonio how much???
yes they are legal for street use, visit texascomealong.com for more info
They never tell you how much they are. Good luck with buying one. Looking for a homerun from the getgo.
Hi let me know if you sell these please I want one
Do you do delivery from houston to louisiana?
contact me at rio@faziofloors.com
Rio, sorry for the late response. I have a co-worker thats interested in getting a shipping container. So, I refered him to you for possible delivery. His name is Roosevelt.
Brilliant where can i get one of those?
dynadolly.com/
AMAZING
In Canada the DOT would shit!
where can I get plans for one of these?
Mary Esther Austin why in the world would he GIVE you plans?? It's patented. Pay for it like everyone else or figure it out yourself.
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They are asking $25,000 for a new one. Might be interesting a $14,000 25K no way.
25k? lol I'll build 5 for that with plenty of beer money left over, and won't have to hide my welds with a grinder.
I agree $10,000 too much. Hopefully they are reading these comments and lower the costs. Give it 2 years and someone will be building them for $14,000.
NOT WHEN YOU CAN BUY A KERR TRAILER FOR $13K AND BE MUCH MORE SAFETYWISE. HELL YOU CAN BUY A 40 FOOT TILT TRAILER AND PAY A DRIVE FOR LIFE CHEAPER.
@@lanapfeifer6339 ... Pretty close to well written.
OMG I got FLASHED!! with those pictures!!! What a BS
WOW...
Got bored, like watching a wedding album!
exactly XD
So uh Where is The HOME??? OR did you mean Custom? Sweetheart???
Bad ass but that overhang ain't legal
How much
SAYS $25K ABOVE
NO BRASIL NÃO TEM UMA CAMIONETE. QUÊ AGUENTA PUXAR UM CONTAINER. !
Story don't tell if that RAM needed to be towed after that heavy pull.. =)
Uhm I need one please
Price
like the old saying goes, if you have to ask you cant afford.
16k
SAYS $25K ABOVE
ass kick music & ass kick tools ,getting shit done
too much work !
Would have to get approval and meet weight and safety standards and rego and insurance before it could be used ,cheaper to hire a truck
Very interesting but music is distractingly bad…..really annoying😖
Music is annoying
turn volume down
This video/pictures sucks. Crappy music and way to jumpy. A nice video showing the loading of a container would have been nice.
Yoie Gunderson notice nobody's agreeing with you... Do you have NOTHING better to do than troll TH-cam comments, looking for someone to attack with your irrelevant opinions!
Actually, fatboy was on to something. The first thing I did was mute the crappy music. Second, I was wishing they would have a good voice over narrative describing the equipment as it was being built and put to use. Now, what the hell do I know. I'm not from Texas. But I do have over 1.5 million safe miles hauling chit for a living. Some things for the government over 14 million in value in a single load. Yeah, the video could use a little professional input.
deffo not legal
haha no way would an old yank made truck pull one of those, a 40ft container is over 4tonne empty, before adding the weight of the trailer underneath
What do you mean by "old yank made truck"? Since the '70s, 12,000 pounds would be inside specs for one ton class pickup to tow in the US, much less any of the trucks in the video, most of which are around or over 20k towing. You can buy 1/2 ton GM 1500 pickups rated to tow 12,500 pounds now.
Or were you daft enough to think people are buying them and hauling loads in them? That trailer is strictly for moving empty containers that are being turned into storage or other uses, not hauling cargo.
hell, my f150 is rated to pull 11,000 lbs
hmmm
1995 Ford F250, 180,000 miles, original powerstroke, 5 spd manual, gooseneck 24' dual axle dual wheel trailer, original Case580 backhoe, 24,365 lbs official CAT scale, 1252 miles going the back way up to 7% grades up and down. Killed 1 deer that was too stupid to get out of the way & changed 1 fuel filter. Straight through. It can be done, I don't recommend anything over 20K gross though. You better know what you are doing. Not bad for a crappy old yank made truck.
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