I bought one of these in the summer of 2019 and PJ had fixed the tag issue. I also ordered mine with the scissor lift which is well worth the extra $65 as it takes a lot of stress off the hinges in back which seem to be prone to breaking and are not covered under warrantee. Other options I included were hydraulic disk brakes and steps on the front of the trailer. The steps were cheap but well made, the brakes expensive but worth it to me. And you can get the trailer rated for up to $16,000 lbs if you ask. With the proper amount of tongue weight the axles won't be overloaded. The Goodride tires that came on this trailer separated with only 9,000 miles on them. The gravity down option really extends my battery life. Finally, put your boards under the tail of the trailer, they work better that way and reduce the tilt of the trailer making it easier to walk on.
Nice video good stuff now I’m thinking about one of these trailers. It’s time to upgrade and I currently have a 16 food equipment trailer and I want something that can haul a full-size 4 door pickup this looks perfect
Thank you for the video Was very good straight to the point Can you do other video on tha car trailer Whit diferente load ? Follow you from Hardeeville sc
The box on mine sits almost touching the jack and it really sucks to get your leg in to lower the drop on the jack. Only 2 years old and not abused and the weld on the pivot broke so the deck wanted to lower to one side. Great for hauling tractor or such but not for hauling a load on the front and equipment on the back.
Mine too. And they are a PITA to repair. I ended up trading my first one in for a replacement with the optional scissor lift. That should be standard. The same for better hinges.
If u keep the one battery charged but I was getting into scenarios where I was winching for long times and draining the one battery that's why I put the second battery. Thanks for the question hope I could help
@@LongsOkTires looking at buying the same trailer. I was thinking of running a dedicated line from the truck battery. This would keep the trailer battery charged and you could also keep the truck running during heavy winching. Probably cost the same as a second battery but, ultimately last longer. Unless you have 2 trucks!
@@TERRORoftheLORD That's actually my next upgrade I want to do on my truck and yes it would definitely keep your batterys charged and help under winching
I’m glad someone else realized that advantage for a quick charge as the wire for charging Dc to Dc does not have to carry that much amperage the length of the truck. I haven’t put a meter on it to see what amp draw at that distance it would have to determine wire size but not hard to do.
That answered alot questions i had about that trailer and loading vehicles
I bought one of these in the summer of 2019 and PJ had fixed the tag issue. I also ordered mine with the scissor lift which is well worth the extra $65 as it takes a lot of stress off the hinges in back which seem to be prone to breaking and are not covered under warrantee. Other options I included were hydraulic disk brakes and steps on the front of the trailer. The steps were cheap but well made, the brakes expensive but worth it to me. And you can get the trailer rated for up to $16,000 lbs if you ask. With the proper amount of tongue weight the axles won't be overloaded. The Goodride tires that came on this trailer separated with only 9,000 miles on them. The gravity down option really extends my battery life. Finally, put your boards under the tail of the trailer, they work better that way and reduce the tilt of the trailer making it easier to walk on.
Awesome thanks for the info
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Awesome bumper bull hydraulic tilt deck car trailer that reminds me of a rollback wrecker
Ya works great and almost like one
Mine is steel deck love it
Nice video good stuff now I’m thinking about one of these trailers. It’s time to upgrade and I currently have a 16 food equipment trailer and I want something that can haul a full-size 4 door pickup this looks perfect
I've haul a 4 door dodge long bed it was pushing it for length but got the job done
I love the trailer I'm on my way to get the exact same model but 2021. $10k I'm thinking that's a good deal fpr such an awesome trailer.
Ya not bad price they definitely have gone up in price and congrats
Would you recommend one of these for a 14700lb Track loader? With 2 8k axles? Thinking about one of these.
no that'd be overloaded...
What kind of truck and diesel engine are you driving in this video ? Great Video
02 f250 7.3 power stroke with a 6 speed manual transmission
Thank you for the video
Was very good straight to the point
Can you do other video on tha car trailer
Whit diferente load ?
Follow you from Hardeeville sc
I can ill try to get more out there
If you bought another tilt deck trailer would you buy another deck over or the style that goes between the axle for a lower tilt angle?
I would get a gooseneck and ya love the deck over way easier to load cars on and materials
The box on mine sits almost touching the jack and it really sucks to get your leg in to lower the drop on the jack. Only 2 years old and not abused and the weld on the pivot broke so the deck wanted to lower to one side. Great for hauling tractor or such but not for hauling a load on the front and equipment on the back.
Ya the back half definitely dosnt like a load back there
Mine too. And they are a PITA to repair. I ended up trading my first one in for a replacement with the optional scissor lift. That should be standard. The same for better hinges.
How much did a 25' PJ run pre plague/2023 insanity?
Have you ever hauled low to ground cars are they hard to load?
Does the winch cable rub the bumper when pulling a car onto the trailer?
Nope clears it
Do you need the 2nd battery for the winch?
Or was that just easier?
If u keep the one battery charged but I was getting into scenarios where I was winching for long times and draining the one battery that's why I put the second battery. Thanks for the question hope I could help
@@LongsOkTires looking at buying the same trailer. I was thinking of running a dedicated line from the truck battery. This would keep the trailer battery charged and you could also keep the truck running during heavy winching. Probably cost the same as a second battery but, ultimately last longer. Unless you have 2 trucks!
@@TERRORoftheLORD That's actually my next upgrade I want to do on my truck and yes it would definitely keep your batterys charged and help under winching
Yes you should because of the amp draw on the battery for the winch it will melt the charger wires on the battery
@@TERRORoftheLORD you should don't use the battery on the trailer
Hows is it driving up wet wooden deck traction?
If it’s wet it can get risky some times so I winch most of the time
That strap is going to pull out under heavy stress. There’s no way there was 3-4 complete revolutions of that strap cylinder.
Nice video have you moved a storage shed with the trailer?
I've moved a conex box before but be best if it was an all steel deck for that kind of jobs
@@LongsOkTires how much was the cost of this trailer bro..I'm looking to get one for my car hauling
@@lyfeaboveallthings paid 6800 like 4 years ago
Can you hook to rub rail if you have no d rings?
Yes you can
What is the most weight on it and how did it handle it
I've put a 14k forklift on it I wouldn't recommend it it did fine but I try to keep it under 11k dose great
Add a charge wire to your truck connector, battery will charge as long as truck is running
Sweet thanks for idea
I’m glad someone else realized that advantage for a quick charge as the wire for charging Dc to Dc does not have to carry that much amperage the length of the truck. I haven’t put a meter on it to see what amp draw at that distance it would have to determine wire size but not hard to do.
The bed is knife edge, NOT dovetail, fyi knowledge is power
Sorry thanks
Have you ever had an issue with the tires scrubbing on the deck? I put 4 pallets of sod on mine and the tires were scrubbing
I never noticed but I also never looked