Great video. I have a 24 foot hydraulic tilt trailer and it’s one of the best investments I ever made since I start hauling equipment and cars. No more ramps.
That's easily fixed by ordering it with 8k axles (it's an available option) and derate the trailer to 14k if you have cdl concerns. I'll take a well built heavier trailer over a light duty one to get another 1000-1500lbs towing capacity.
That ironbull is very nice. It would be good to compare their different style trailers with the same gross rating. I have an older truck and need a well built trailer that weighs the least so thay i can maximize the weight i can put on there.
Good information Andrew, I'm with you. Do your homework and buy once where possible. Ive never regretted paying a little more for something that is built well and will outlast something cheaper. Thank you for your insight and sharing.
Power coating isn’t as good as people make it out to be. It encapsulates items with an envelope of plastic. Once that envelope is damaged it will allow water to creep under the coating, and let the metal rust. Its also harder to touch-up.
Andrew, I have a question. Could you please remind me where you purchase you parts for chainsaws, e.g. new carburetors? Thank You kind Sir! Love your channel, look forward to seeing each new episode. I am amazed at your skill level. I presume your job before retiring to TH-cam was full of learning experiences. Those you get from working in a plant environment. Blessings to you and Tiffany!
Carbs are usually bought from HIPA on their website or Amazon. I've had many jobs, but spent almost a decade at a paper mill before moving into Social media full time.
I have absolutely zero need for a deck trailer. I take my tractor nowhere. The end of the driveway is as far as it goes. I own a midsize truck. I can't even haul over 6600 pounds with my Nissan frontier pro4x. But now, because of you, I want one!😂 You screwed me😂
What it allows is water penetration and a place to settle out between two pieces causing rust and degradation. I see no reason not to take the few extra seconds per side and weld out fully.
@@TKCL I think he meant when a vehicle or equipment was broken down 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️. Then I would just get a come a long and start using them muscles 💪🏽💪🏽
"a few hundred more"? A few = 3. To you a few hundred moer is a few thousand. For broke ass people like me you're few is way out of my range. A single wheeled motorcycle, would that be a powered unicycle? heheh.
A few more hundred on the first trailer shown was literally $800 difference. If you can't see the value between the cheap trailer and the first model shown to justify $800 that's on you my friend. Now yes, upgrading through all the models shown up to a tilt deck was a few thousand more. EACH upgrade through all the trailers shown was anywhere from $800-$1200 ish. Not everyone needs a tilt deck.
Thank you for the comparison and information Andrew. Well done
Thank you for watching!
Great video. I have a 24 foot hydraulic tilt trailer and it’s one of the best investments I ever made since I start hauling equipment and cars. No more ramps.
They are awesome!
Hi, Andrew! Terrific review!
Thanks for watching
New subscriber, Love the info on this and other videos!
Glad you're finding the info useful!
One disadvantage of your tilt trailer is the weight of the actual trailer deducts from your total towing capacity.
That's easily fixed by ordering it with 8k axles (it's an available option) and derate the trailer to 14k if you have cdl concerns. I'll take a well built heavier trailer over a light duty one to get another 1000-1500lbs towing capacity.
@@TKCLthat actually hurts u on the weight ratings. A 8k axle is heavier and since it’s derated in all aspects is just a trailer with 7k axles.
We built our own , 30 years ago , still using it .
That ironbull is very nice. It would be good to compare their different style trailers with the same gross rating. I have an older truck and need a well built trailer that weighs the least so thay i can maximize the weight i can put on there.
You'll want to look into their 6 inch I beam models for the weight savings. Still a very well made trailer.
Good information Andrew, I'm with you. Do your homework and buy once where possible. Ive never regretted paying a little more for something that is built well and will outlast something cheaper. Thank you for your insight and sharing.
Power coating isn’t as good as people make it out to be. It encapsulates items with an envelope of plastic. Once that envelope is damaged it will allow water to creep under the coating, and let the metal rust. Its also harder to touch-up.
Love my sure track trailer; no complaints after 5 years
The Florida location is in Land O Lakes. I work a mile away from them. Now I have to visit them.
Correct, I've now bought two trailers from them. Great people, always friendly and excellent prices. Tell them you heard about them on our channel.
❤❤❤❤Good job on the trailers Australia watching 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍
Pay for the BULL is what I've learned, thanks
That's what I've learned myself and why I own two of them.
I've been waiting on one like this , looking a buying a trailer! Thank you!! Very much!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Andrew, I have a question. Could you please remind me where you purchase you parts for chainsaws, e.g. new carburetors? Thank You kind Sir!
Love your channel, look forward to seeing each new episode. I am amazed at your skill level. I presume your job before retiring to TH-cam was full of learning experiences. Those you get from working in a plant environment. Blessings to you and Tiffany!
Carbs are usually bought from HIPA on their website or Amazon. I've had many jobs, but spent almost a decade at a paper mill before moving into Social media full time.
As always, great information.
Hey Andrew, very good comparison and what to think about when buying a trailer. Very good comparisons!! 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦
Thank you for watching
Good information.
Something else to be considered is how much weight your truck and or trailer can pull before you exceed DOT regs.
Thanks for this vid. I definitely learned a lot.
Glad it was helpful.
Wish I would have looked into a tilt deck before I bought my big tex crap. Lol. Love the videos Buddy. 💪
Hello Andrew very informative video and very need for someone in the market thanks for covering this
Glad it was helpful!
It's good to warn people on selling points, you're good at it:)))
Six lug axles are normally either 5,200 or 6,000 lb axles ! 8 lug axles are 7,000 lb axles !
I misspoke, but as seen my 7K axles are 8 lug.
The tilt trailor won't allow a spot for a winch 😮
I have absolutely zero need for a deck trailer. I take my tractor nowhere. The end of the driveway is as far as it goes. I own a midsize truck. I can't even haul over 6600 pounds with my Nissan frontier pro4x.
But now, because of you, I want one!😂 You screwed me😂
Lol
I was a welder for a living and stitch welding is just as strong as full welding.
What it allows is water penetration and a place to settle out between two pieces causing rust and degradation. I see no reason not to take the few extra seconds per side and weld out fully.
That is completely wrong. Stitch welding is stronger per unit of weld length but is not stronger than a continuous weld.
How wide and how long is this one?
My tilt trailer is 7ft wide and 22ft long. You can order it 102 inches wide and anywhere from 20-26ft long.
Most of the trailers listed on the website don't have prices.
Every single trailer I showed from Iron Bull had the prices listed on their website. I had to blur all pictures shown.
In. Thanks for the explanation.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing. Great video. 😊
Thanks for watching!
Good day.
Good afternoon!
@TKCL Yep
Hmmm 🤔 I wonder if I can add a winch mount so Incase you need to pull up a non running machine or car
I could, but need to add some kind of roller to the tilt deck so the cable doesn't damage it..
Lamer builds one with a roller built in so you can add the winch. Great info
I personally don't need a winch, but I can see people that do recovery desiring one.
Don’t need a winch until you have a problem. See guys with these fancy tilt decks all the time crying once they have a breakdown.
@@TKCL I think he meant when a vehicle or equipment was broken down 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️. Then I would just get a come a long and start using them muscles 💪🏽💪🏽
"a few hundred more"? A few = 3. To you a few hundred moer is a few thousand. For broke ass people like me you're few is way out of my range. A single wheeled motorcycle, would that be a powered unicycle? heheh.
A few more hundred on the first trailer shown was literally $800 difference. If you can't see the value between the cheap trailer and the first model shown to justify $800 that's on you my friend. Now yes, upgrading through all the models shown up to a tilt deck was a few thousand more. EACH upgrade through all the trailers shown was anywhere from $800-$1200 ish. Not everyone needs a tilt deck.
@TKCL oh I can see the value in my friend. I just can't afford it. Bastille you missed my original joke. A few is 3, 800 would be several haha