I worked for this company, and my brother still works there! Jack and Tami are wonderful people, and great employers! They truly treat their employees like family.
After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans th-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!
As a mechanic, one sore spot I have with trailers of any make is the wiring. I have seen poorly routed wires that became pinched where the frame comes down, and I have seen electric brakes not work because the wires for the brakes had two layers of insulation and only one got stripped. And then there is the cheap, flat wire loom I saw here. There is just one layer of insulation protecting the conductor and that insulation hardens easily and cracks, introducing a pathway for moisture to the conductor leading to corrosion. I don't know what kind of connectors they use on these trailers, but open, unsealed connectors will fail. When I repair the wiring, I only use heat shrink connectors to provide a sealed connection. This isn't a criticism of these trailers, but trailers in general. Thanks for the tour.
Agreed, I have had several utility trailers over the years and the wiring always seems to go bad Trailers are outside in the rain year round mud snow with little protection
Right on, Kevin. Nate could be doing voiceover for a living - and I hope he is. Scott, too. Jam commercials, tools, books on tape, etc. Anything requiring a smart and non-actory sound.
13:41 NATE, DON'T TOUCH A SANDBLASTED SURFACE BEFORE PAINT!! awesome video as always. It looks like everybody in the family is great in front of and behind the camera.
They should be spraying with a solvent before paint anyways to remove oils and dirt/dust that got on it between blasting and getting into the paint booth
Some years ago I was looking for a tilt trailer for my personal use. I quickly gave up on anything used. Anything nice and clean was priced to close to new and anything that needed work was either complete garbage (twisted frame etc) or by the time you bought new tires, wheel bearings, deck, and lights you were close to buying something new and would have ton of labor in it. So off to dealers looing for new. That's when you find out how many places build garbage. If they only have time to use the torch to free hand cut holes for the lights then they can't be taking time to make sure everything else is squared away. I really like what I saw here both in the fit up and the trailer design. Certainly a "great" product.
Seems like a lot of companies only want to hire experienced workers, even for entry level positions. When you’re young it feels like all the job listings call for 5 years of experience. When you look for a job in your 50s, you’re over qualified for all the openings.
@@janderson8401 that’s exactly it, and they wonder why they can’t find work. Tried to tell my old boss that all the time. Go to the community colleges and hire the kids out of manufacturing programs. They are eager to work, speaking from my personal experience
This is the real America that the world (and, sadly, even many Americans) don't know about. It is tragic what has become of it (and the State of Oregon, for that matter).
Scott, I had to stop the video and call the shop, where I was greeted by Amanda and we talked a little about the business. Rather than just throwing out a price, Amanda offered to transfer me to someone who could have a conversation around my exact needs and then provide me with an actual quote, based upon a unit that would be a good fit. That impressed me, knowing that they really cared about my needs, rather than just moving product. What a great feeling to know that I would be buying a trailer that would actually suit my needs, now and for years to come. Thanks for sharing, I'll be down soon to tour their facility and hope that we'll have an opportunity to get together for lunch. Neal in Philomath
Thanks for all you do. Your videos helped give me the courage and inspiration to veer from a career as a special education teacher in order to start an FFA chapter in our town. We now have 90+ kids and are getting our board to approve a career pathway diploma to permit more time for kids to spend in my shop and at the local community college.
Love the videos that you produce and especially this behind the scenes look at great northern trailers. My friend is the local dealer for great northern trailers and flatbeds here in Hawaii and he’s only had great things to say about working with them.
That guy using the plasma cutter was amazing! I've never seen anyone freehand cuts like he did. His freehand straight cut was probably straighter than most who use a straight edge.
That was one of the most interesting videos I've seen on the EC channels! I am a weekend hacker of a welder and fabricator and I have built my own utility trailer...LOVED having it for household use. Then I built a little camper for my wife and I. Maybe a custom trailer idea for you would be one that can be used as a deck trailer on chore day but could winch a sleeper box up to go on a little camping trip. I thought of doing that but chickened out and just built 2 trailers. Merry Christmas! Now I am going to watch this video a couple more times. :)
There are things that are so well built that you want to own it but it will be a disservice to that machine because it will not be used to its full potential. Nice trailer.
Well put together Nate !! I think you’ve found your niche, I bet their are many local and far away companies that would like to have a film on their products for advertisement.
A great review of the need, application, and specific trailer. Many guys have a need for a trailer and unfortunately do not have a good trailer. A poor trailer can reduce productivity and can be downright dangerous. Initially we bought a low price 7,000 trailer. It was not very well engineered and seemed difficult to pull. I took it to a scale and learned that it weighed 4,800 pounds empty. That meant only a 2,200 pound legal load! At the first opportunity, we sold it. Now we have good trailers that are similar to the trailer featured here. 14,000 gvwr and 7,000 gvwr trailers that are well engineered and safe. Hopefully, some young guys and guys new in business can learn from this review.
Wow, I just watched a whole video about building trailers that as a home owner I was just told the is too good for me to own! Lol Thanks for sharing, it’s good to know that there are still quality fabricators all around the country making equipment for the construction trades. Keep them coming 🇺🇸!
That was my favorite part. It is so true the equipment that is putting food on my table has to work, the home gamer stuff is nice but not make or break.
My company has dozens of Great Northern trailers, including the exact same trailer that you had built. They are fantastic trailers that will last forever. They also tow very nicely. My only complaint is that often times the people who wire the trailers struggle with matching the colors of the wires from the tongue to the end of the pigtail, which makes it annoying to fix after a customer drags the pigtail.
I enjoyed the soundtrack with the whistling while they were working. I hadn't stopped to notice but, it has been a while since I caught myself whistling while working. Today I'm going to turn over a new leaf.
Last year before I moved to Arizona I lived in Texas and the highschool I went to had a ag mech program that allowed us high schoolers to build trailers for local people and we got to take those trailers to a ag mechanics show
My favorite episode! I've subscribed for years and this is my favorite! My company does projects but with lots of downtime in between - hard to keep good people. I need something to do or produce in the meantime. This gave me inspiration!!
And dad was RIGHT...Once again, like always!I 💯 As a kid...whenever we were working on a roof, my dad would always say: "Now remember, if you go to fall... DON'T!!"
That was kind of annoying when we were looking for a dump trailer as we wanted some volume for construction debris and we have the sense to not overload it with dirt, but no manufactures would make them with a higher volume without making them tremendously heavy duty because other people always overload them.
The only thing i could say to MAYBE make that trailer better would be a winch with a roller on the tilt part to limit cable fatigue. But man is that nice.
I really enjoyed this video. I actually bought a tilt trailer back in 97', new, for (you won't believe) $650. (Walker, LA.) I was so proud to have my little residential 12x6 flat bed, single axle w'tilt. I always noticed & wondered , why I don't see more trailers w/tilt beds ? Especially when so many others complemented me on it and frequently asked where they might acquire one. I don't believe I've seen even one similar to mine until this last few yrs. (although I'm just a resident trailer owner and no guru in the trailer world) But the dang thing really lasted w/all my travels as a carpenter & usage over the decades. One thing I will say, I've been asked to sell it, many times, for over twice what I paid and it's worth it. I have upgraded the lights to LED, changed deck boards out, painted it once (recently) and added a piano hinged alum. diamond plate to the end that flips down, as a transition to the 2" high end of the trailer, for rolling my wheeled carpenter box or 4 wheel dolly's up & onto the deck. All in all, it makes me happy to see the quality and innovations of ppl that love their work and are out to serve others the best way they can. Thanks for sharing, Merry Christmas, God bless, Sincerely ..............................
Fantastic tour of a really impressive business. With skill like that they had to be related to EC. Quality that stood the test of time. Merry Christmas to all.
I love these video's EC! Last one on Leatherman got me hooked that I bought FIVE for Xmas gifts (two opened so far, LOVE them!). One thing I saw at a trade show is the small shop getting CoBots... small robot arm that your have do light duty welding...repetitive welds. Something a place like that, if it needed to teach robotics, welding and trailer work... HEY can we see their other company?
Scott and family, I love your Pride. The pride you have in your work, family and friends. Merry Christmas to you all. May your cup overflow with happiness in the following weeks.
I have the UTMOST respect for the guys in this industry, and this shop in particular.i missed my calling. I'd love to go back and be that apprentice fabricator.
Nicely done video, very informative. Its good to see the quality work coming from that fab shop. I worked in a production fab shop for over 40 years. Most have no idea what is needed to run that on a daily basis. It is very satisfying to see a "kid" straight out of school evolve into a craftperson. Many dont make it. But its (to me anyway) cool to watch those who do make it applying their skills. Thanks for sharing. 😎❤👍
That is a beautiful and stout trailer, impressive craftsmanship! I would love to see some improvements made to the wiring though. Fabricators generally don't make good electricians, and electricians generally make bad fabricators!
Great Craftsmen a work . Those trailer sure look beefy a someone would be proud to own one. Great video Nate and Ec keep up the good work. Did the spec house sell maybe I missed the announcement. Would be nice to go back and see how the new owners appreciate the Craftsmen you put into the house.
You've spoiled me!!!! I'm about to buy a "box" trailer, but after watching this vid, I won't be happy until I find one as good as the build you've just acquired. (Gonna be looking for quite awhile, I guess)
That looks like a nice and well built trailer. I inherited one kind of like it from another manufacturer that I honestly didn't care for. Fenders always wanted to fall off the thing. Your's looks much nicer.
uh oh. may have to amend my Christmas gift list for Santa....... Wonderful to see more of the family, doing great things. Happy Christmas to all. Darrell
Very nice I didn’t hear or you didn’t mention breaks ? Hydraulic or electric. Overall the manufacturing process looks solid worthy of paying a little extra for. Thank you
Great stuff right there. By buddy's nephew used to have a shop making custom horse trailers, years ago. It's so fascinating watching these skilled fabricators going at it. Nice addition to the farm!
Love to see the fabrication work going on here, I cut my teeth building trash dumpsters for my best friends dad who started the company in the 80s. Learned a ton about systems and jigs at that shop.
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I worked for this company, and my brother still works there! Jack and Tami are wonderful people, and great employers! They truly treat their employees like family.
After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans th-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!
What a fine way to run a business! They are creating new craftsmen and making solid, well designed products.
As a mechanic, one sore spot I have with trailers of any make is the wiring. I have seen poorly routed wires that became pinched where the frame comes down, and I have seen electric brakes not work because the wires for the brakes had two layers of insulation and only one got stripped.
And then there is the cheap, flat wire loom I saw here. There is just one layer of insulation protecting the conductor and that insulation hardens easily and cracks, introducing a pathway for moisture to the conductor leading to corrosion. I don't know what kind of connectors they use on these trailers, but open, unsealed connectors will fail. When I repair the wiring, I only use heat shrink connectors to provide a sealed connection.
This isn't a criticism of these trailers, but trailers in general. Thanks for the tour.
Agreed,
I have had several utility trailers over the years and the wiring always seems to go bad
Trailers are outside in the rain year round mud snow with little protection
I could not agree more. I was hoping ot see more of the wiring process. It is usually horrendous on most trailers.
They use heat shrink butt connectors and then convolute over the top to help protect the wiring.
Nate, your narration is just right. Relax and explain as best you can. Well done. Also, these builds are quality. Their process is fine tuned.
Right on, Kevin. Nate could be doing voiceover for a living - and I hope he is. Scott, too. Jam commercials, tools, books on tape, etc. Anything requiring a smart and non-actory sound.
14:51 I love the custom drill setup so you don’t gotta bend down to drill holes. I wonder how often they break bits though.
13:41 NATE, DON'T TOUCH A SANDBLASTED SURFACE BEFORE PAINT!!
awesome video as always. It looks like everybody in the family is great in front of and behind the camera.
I was thinking the exact same thing. The oils from your hands can be a real problem for both steel and paint
They should be spraying with a solvent before paint anyways to remove oils and dirt/dust that got on it between blasting and getting into the paint booth
Meh. It’s far from a show car.
@@Adamsadventures83 "Should be...."
16:27 The sticker that says "Engage brain before operating this machine."
Love it, hope people take the warning to heart.
Not only did you get to spend time with your aunt's, uncle's, and cousins, ya got a really nice trailer to boot👍♥️
Some years ago I was looking for a tilt trailer for my personal use. I quickly gave up on anything used. Anything nice and clean was priced to close to new and anything that needed work was either complete garbage (twisted frame etc) or by the time you bought new tires, wheel bearings, deck, and lights you were close to buying something new and would have ton of labor in it. So off to dealers looing for new. That's when you find out how many places build garbage. If they only have time to use the torch to free hand cut holes for the lights then they can't be taking time to make sure everything else is squared away. I really like what I saw here both in the fit up and the trailer design. Certainly a "great" product.
On the job training is key to building your own work force. I could never get my former employer to understand that.
Seems like a lot of companies only want to hire experienced workers, even for entry level positions. When you’re young it feels like all the job listings call for 5 years of experience. When you look for a job in your 50s, you’re over qualified for all the openings.
@@janderson8401 that’s exactly it, and they wonder why they can’t find work. Tried to tell my old boss that all the time. Go to the community colleges and hire the kids out of manufacturing programs. They are eager to work, speaking from my personal experience
Not surprised to hear that producing a quality product runs through the very veins of your family.
This is the real America that the world (and, sadly, even many Americans) don't know about. It is tragic what has become of it (and the State of Oregon, for that matter).
Scott, I had to stop the video and call the shop, where I was greeted by Amanda and we talked a little about the business. Rather than just throwing out a price, Amanda offered to transfer me to someone who could have a conversation around my exact needs and then provide me with an actual quote, based upon a unit that would be a good fit. That impressed me, knowing that they really cared about my needs, rather than just moving product. What a great feeling to know that I would be buying a trailer that would actually suit my needs, now and for years to come. Thanks for sharing, I'll be down soon to tour their facility and hope that we'll have an opportunity to get together for lunch.
Neal in Philomath
That brings back a lot of memories. I used to work in that building back when it was Tyee Timbers laminated beam plant.
This is more than a story about Scott's relatives......this is a story about America! Good stuff.
Now that’s one happy Essential Craftsman 😊 well wear Scott
Thanks for all you do. Your videos helped give me the courage and inspiration to veer from a career as a special education teacher in order to start an FFA chapter in our town. We now have 90+ kids and are getting our board to approve a career pathway diploma to permit more time for kids to spend in my shop and at the local community college.
i literally watched 45 seconds of this video and though "this is my favorite thing ever." now back to the video
You've lost a little weight my friend. I am glad to see you are well. I think I have been watching your channel since you started it.
May sound weird but love the whistling background music - reminds me of Clint Eastwood movies - trailer story is great also.
Perfect !! Love those tilt deck trailers. When Im not riding it, they tow my motorcycle nicely. lol
This video connected alot of dots for me. 😎
I remember buying steel from Jack back in the late 80's/early 90's.
This one was a real neat one thanks
I USED TO BE A FABRICATOR, THAT IS GOOD WORK.
Love the videos that you produce and especially this behind the scenes look at great northern trailers. My friend is the local dealer for great northern trailers and flatbeds here in Hawaii and he’s only had great things to say about working with them.
14:20 love the song Heart of Weld.
That guy using the plasma cutter was amazing! I've never seen anyone freehand cuts like he did. His freehand straight cut was probably straighter than most who use a straight edge.
It was with a straight edge
Check out IC Weld
Very nice trailer. Love the topics and video productions of this team.
That was one of the most interesting videos I've seen on the EC channels! I am a weekend hacker of a welder and fabricator and I have built my own utility trailer...LOVED having it for household use. Then I built a little camper for my wife and I. Maybe a custom trailer idea for you would be one that can be used as a deck trailer on chore day but could winch a sleeper box up to go on a little camping trip. I thought of doing that but chickened out and just built 2 trailers. Merry Christmas! Now I am going to watch this video a couple more times. :)
I had a 20’ deck between great northern trailer for a few years. Very well built and had withstood a lot of abuse when it came to me.
There are things that are so well built that you want to own it but it will be a disservice to that machine because it will not be used to its full potential. Nice trailer.
What a wonderful business and a great storey that got them there. 👏👏👏
Quality work there! Nice to see.
Well put together Nate !! I think you’ve found your niche, I bet their are many local and far away companies that would like to have a film on their products for advertisement.
Awesome story thanks for sharing!!
Nothing Beats a Proper Trailer, And that sir is "A Proper Trailer".
Talk about shop envy! What a facility!
what an awesome story.
A great review of the need, application, and specific trailer. Many guys have a need for a trailer and unfortunately do not have a good trailer. A poor trailer can reduce productivity and can be downright dangerous. Initially we bought a low price 7,000 trailer. It was not very well engineered and seemed difficult to pull. I took it to a scale and learned that it weighed 4,800 pounds empty. That meant only a 2,200 pound legal load! At the first opportunity, we sold it. Now we have good trailers that are similar to the trailer featured here. 14,000 gvwr and 7,000 gvwr trailers that are well engineered and safe.
Hopefully, some young guys and guys new in business can learn from this review.
Incredible that these are such close relatives, yet you never stepped foot in their fantastic shop?!? Glad we got to see them at work.
I really enjoy this channel. Continued Blessings this Holiday Season 🎄
American manufacturing at its finest, thank you, keep up the good work!
Wow, I just watched a whole video about building trailers that as a home owner I was just told the is too good for me to own! Lol
Thanks for sharing, it’s good to know that there are still quality fabricators all around the country making equipment for the construction trades. Keep them coming 🇺🇸!
That was my favorite part. It is so true the equipment that is putting food on my table has to work, the home gamer stuff is nice but not make or break.
Oregon made! Love it!
Oh, what a snazzy Christmas present!
Congratulations on a beautiful trailer! Thanks for showing us the fabrication process.
My company has dozens of Great Northern trailers, including the exact same trailer that you had built. They are fantastic trailers that will last forever. They also tow very nicely.
My only complaint is that often times the people who wire the trailers struggle with matching the colors of the wires from the tongue to the end of the pigtail, which makes it annoying to fix after a customer drags the pigtail.
I enjoyed the soundtrack with the whistling while they were working.
I hadn't stopped to notice but, it has been a while since I caught myself whistling while working. Today I'm going to turn over a new leaf.
High quality workmanship from the sane part of Oregon.
Last year before I moved to Arizona I lived in Texas and the highschool I went to had a ag mech program that allowed us high schoolers to build trailers for local people and we got to take those trailers to a ag mechanics show
What a great addition to your business. The right trailer makes all the difference and it looks like you found the right one. Thanks for sharing
My favorite episode! I've subscribed for years and this is my favorite! My company does projects but with lots of downtime in between - hard to keep good people. I need something to do or produce in the meantime. This gave me inspiration!!
Thankyou 👍
Great company ! Awesome Craftmanship
Thanks Nate
“Most contractors overload them.” As my dads always said, if you didn’t want that much weight in the dump box, don’t make it hold that much
Weight vs volume of sand or wood or foam is much different per cu ft
@@Sicktrickintuner it’s a joke bud…..
And dad was RIGHT...Once again, like always!I 💯 As a kid...whenever we were working on a roof, my dad would always say: "Now remember, if you go to fall... DON'T!!"
That was kind of annoying when we were looking for a dump trailer as we wanted some volume for construction debris and we have the sense to not overload it with dirt, but no manufactures would make them with a higher volume without making them tremendously heavy duty because other people always overload them.
The only thing i could say to MAYBE make that trailer better would be a winch with a roller on the tilt part to limit cable fatigue. But man is that nice.
I heard someone else say this design isn't the best as it doesn't allow a winch to be used, the roller you mention would allow this.
@@SteveDiamond19 ya just a thought
I really enjoyed this video. I actually bought a tilt trailer back in 97', new, for (you won't believe) $650. (Walker, LA.) I was so proud to have my little residential 12x6 flat bed, single axle w'tilt. I always noticed & wondered , why I don't see more trailers w/tilt beds ? Especially when so many others complemented me on it and frequently asked where they might acquire one.
I don't believe I've seen even one similar to mine until this last few yrs. (although I'm just a resident trailer owner and no guru in the trailer world) But the dang thing really lasted w/all my travels as a carpenter & usage over the decades. One thing I will say, I've been asked to sell it, many times, for over twice what I paid and it's worth it.
I have upgraded the lights to LED, changed deck boards out, painted it once (recently) and added a piano hinged alum. diamond plate to the end that flips down, as a transition to the 2" high end of the trailer, for rolling my wheeled carpenter box or 4 wheel dolly's up & onto the deck.
All in all, it makes me happy to see the quality and innovations of ppl that love their work and are out to serve others the best way they can.
Thanks for sharing, Merry Christmas,
God bless,
Sincerely ..............................
What a great family of creative builders! Thanks for the step by step education.
I've never seen a trailer with a front stationary deck I could see how that would be useful.
Fantastic tour of a really impressive business. With skill like that they had to be related to EC. Quality that stood the test of time. Merry Christmas to all.
Glad to see they are painted and not powder coated. I'm not a fan of powder coat on trailers and flatbeds
I love these video's EC! Last one on Leatherman got me hooked that I bought FIVE for Xmas gifts (two opened so far, LOVE them!). One thing I saw at a trade show is the small shop getting CoBots... small robot arm that your have do light duty welding...repetitive welds. Something a place like that, if it needed to teach robotics, welding and trailer work... HEY can we see their other company?
Love it! Congrats on the new trailer!
Scott and family, I love your Pride. The pride you have in your work, family and friends. Merry Christmas to you all. May your cup overflow with happiness in the following weeks.
Great to see Made in America.
thanks for sharing I enjoyed that
I have the UTMOST respect for the guys in this industry, and this shop in particular.i missed my calling. I'd love to go back and be that apprentice fabricator.
Nicely done video, very informative. Its good to see the quality work coming from that fab shop. I worked in a production fab shop for over 40 years. Most have no idea what is needed to run that on a daily basis. It is very satisfying to see a "kid" straight out of school evolve into a craftperson. Many dont make it. But its (to me anyway) cool to watch those who do make it applying their skills. Thanks for sharing. 😎❤👍
Would be interesting to have you all tour truss, window, door, and millworker places
I used to sell candy to the office up there. As I recall they were die-hard Beaver fans :)
That is a beautiful and stout trailer, impressive craftsmanship!
I would love to see some improvements made to the wiring though. Fabricators generally don't make good electricians, and electricians generally make bad fabricators!
Great Craftsmen a work . Those trailer sure look beefy a someone would be proud to own one. Great video Nate and Ec keep up the good work.
Did the spec house sell maybe I missed the announcement. Would be nice to go back and see how the new owners appreciate the Craftsmen you put into the house.
I'm excited about this video! I refurbished a trailer for someone a few months ago and it was pretty satisfying!
My god that’s a lotta steel for a trailer.
You've spoiled me!!!! I'm about to buy a "box" trailer, but after watching this vid, I won't be happy until I find one as good as the build you've just acquired. (Gonna be looking for quite awhile, I guess)
That looks like a nice and well built trailer. I inherited one kind of like it from another manufacturer that I honestly didn't care for. Fenders always wanted to fall off the thing. Your's looks much nicer.
Great in all aspects. You guys do it proud. Thanks
uh oh. may have to amend my Christmas gift list for Santa....... Wonderful to see more of the family, doing great things. Happy Christmas to all. Darrell
I like business that help people build skills
Another great video from a blessed family.
America!!!
Very nice I didn’t hear or you didn’t mention breaks ? Hydraulic or electric. Overall the manufacturing process looks solid worthy of paying a little extra for. Thank you
Great stuff right there. By buddy's nephew used to have a shop making custom horse trailers, years ago. It's so fascinating watching these skilled fabricators going at it. Nice addition to the farm!
You should collaborate with your family and get them building contractor flat beds too
Surprised to see them building off of saw horses instead of in a jig
I would guess they have done both and settled on the saw horses for particular reasons.
I thought exactly the same thing. Nice to see them measuring for square but weird they haven't made that more foolproof.
@@kevinhornbuckle Yea maybe depends on the size of the trailer being assembled
@@jessesilver Yea square is only one metric I'm worried about. You can accomplish square but still have twist in the frame...
Great video, I’ve built several “home built” trailers over my years, (nothing like your family’s) and can appreciate a quality build. Good job!
Great stuff great shop
Love to see the fabrication work going on here, I cut my teeth building trash dumpsters for my best friends dad who started the company in the 80s. Learned a ton about systems and jigs at that shop.
Wow! Our country needs quality and care like these trailers in all of our production needs for (we the people), we’ll done Northern Trailer Folks…….
I used to haul a 1952 Cat 12 motor grader on one of those. With no brakes and a sketchy clutch it was fun.
I like tilt bed trailers but in N WI it gets cold. Cold wood and tires equal slippery
American craftsmanship… when it’s done right hardly anything beats it.
Super cool, thanks for sharing and wonderful company that is, hard to find these days
Had no idea they were made right down in roseburg. Lots of good products made in that little town.
That's awesome.
Beautiful piece of kit.
Congratulations!! Looks like an incredible trailer! Much Deserved! 👏👏👏❤
Quality product. Very impressive.
Easily...this is the best channel I've found!