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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2020
- Made some good progress on the dump trailer. A few more things to add support wise and then we will be on to laying the floor and putting up the walls. Thanks for watching everyone!!
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Great job on the build thank you for sharing it with everyone. Stay safe and take care.
It's looking great. Another great video 👍👍
Really nice dump. Especially building it on the fly. I build trailers for a living. Dumps and equipment trailers are my norm. Customs here and there. But you definitely know what you’re doing. Keep the footage coming! Also nice torch skills notching that channel.
That trailer ain't no joke! Nice build!
👍🏾Ýou are amazed at your hard work and energy. Well done. Good job. Hello with Ukraine.
I envy your skills my dude , 110% bad ass build👍🏻
Looks Great!!!
Nice job on building trailer 👍👍
wow! that thing is going to be HEAVY! its a good thing you put those axles so far back. if they were in the normal location , the load capacity would have suffered. good planning jesse! he shouldnt have any troubles for sure! i am always happy to see you weld.
Oh yes indeed but at least it should be durable, hopefully
I just was just considering - triple axle? I like it but honestly it might be able to take a third in front of the currently placed tandems. He definitely built a stout trailer.
Looking nice!
Perfect video to start off valentine's day!
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The cross members that go right to left should have been 1” lower so that as the floor ages the dents will be in line with the front to rear stringers.
As you have it now the dents will form potholes that will hold dirt and water.
you should make an A-frame brace from the front of the hydro mount to the corners of the frame, and one brace straight down the middle. That looks great though I think I may have to build one soon.
Thought about just leaving it a flatbed? I have a flat bed dump trailer and love it. Not many manufactures make them. I Have a traditional rub rail with stake pockets. The front has a 2' tall bulkhead. I have a set of 4' tall sides and a set of 1' tall sides. It makes the trailer very modular and easy to load pallets/machinery onto. And with such a stout frame you could gain some payload without permanent sideboards.
That was my thought originally but the the gentleman who I’m building it for said na, just keep it a dump trailer
Pretty good friend get her done
I’m here my friend, tnks for share
That's good buddy
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I would suggest that you add another axle, inasmuch as the beefy design of the trailer has gotten to what looks like that point. As to the hydraulic lines, maybe you could run them through a 2x2 tube attached/welded to the trailer frame's runners/cross members. That is one helluva trailer you have designed and fabricated.
3rd axle would be good but not necessarily beneficial, would put a lot of extra force on turning with such a short trailer 2x2 tube is a good idea, but all in all the dump frame is strong but relatively light considering being that’s it’s made out of 1/8” tube
Very strong. Get some weld through primer before you put the deck on. You don't want rust starting in the joint mating surfaces.
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It will be loaded before you put anything on it. Not really but it is overkill for such a light cylinder to pick up. Was I to build something that heavy, I would go with a three stage cylinder up front and build it to be part of the headache rack... like a small square tube to ride in and it wouldn't take no more than four inches and with the rack being two of them it would only take inch an a half to two at most. makes the head board stronger and no binding and narrows it down to four grease points... to each his own but how I did it on my dump trucks and some have been on the road forty years. Twenty as a truck and another who know how long as a working trailer when cut down
Looks pretty overbuilt. A lot of your capacity will be eaten up from the frame weight. One needs to play a balance between making it strong, and keeping it reasonably light. be interested in knowing it's dry finished weight .
your videos are very nice
Coming along
Very nice work but that thing is gonna be very heavy!
I really have to know how much that beast runs weight wise when it's all done looks to me its gonna be a 4500lb trailer
That thurss purrty gurrd murrn.
Looks like Godzilla could come kick that thing and he’d just hurt his foot on it.
Haha
won't know if it works till you load it up with dirt or limestone.
Nice job!!!! ...very impressive. What Miller Matic are you using (212 or 255)?
252
Nice strong build but it would not work at all in my area here in Canada.
On your dump frame, what size wall did you use on the square stock?
All 1/8”
How may amps and wat size wire are you use and volts gas c25? Plz even sumone who should have a ruff Idea iv a good 201 pro mig would it be powerful enough would I be better or arc welding with 6010 or 7018
19-21 volts .035 wire
@@j_moffitt how many amps
Are you worried about the tongue weight? Seems as if the axles are pretty far back?
If an S10 was pulling it then yeah but it will be pulled by a ram 3500
This is a “custom” trailer therefore it’s being built differently
@@j_moffitt What are you gonna use it for? something specific or general use?
It’s for a friend of mine for general use but main reason axles are back so far is for easy backing and towing
The trailer is to low, the rear part touch concrete barrier on dump yard.
That’s overkill you gonna haul 60 tons
Any chance you could pan and move the camera around ANY FASTER? Makes it hard to see and focus on what you are trying to show. Slow down or put it on a tripod. Thanks.
Was that another project on the gooseneck trailer?
Haha technically yes, but that’s my dads truck that just need some tlc
I would like to see your print for this
Don’t have 1
Approximately how much cash would this take out of my pocket?
A good chunk
Man, you've put a crazy amount of time and materials into it. Do you feel like it's worth building, as opposed to buying a manufactured one?
I won’t buy one just because I know I have the means to build one and customize it how I’d want it, but from a money standpoint it’s cheaper but not from a labor standpoint
your labor is free rite look at the practice you're getting. Lol
What your instagram?
Talk talk too much..I just gave up watch the video