Thank you for sharing，we are looking for a trailer

My company just issued me something similar in the oilfield for sand. It's 40 ft with 2 axles and 11r22.5 rubber. I think they told me it's empty tare is 9000#, though I haven't gotten it weighed yet.

Great video! Just wondering what your deciding factor was to go with a 48’ as opposed to a 45’? Up in my area I could see it being a bit tight in/out of some field approach’s, atleast a handful of ours anyways.

there is 3 rivots betweent each ripple on the side sheets where as there used to be only room for 2 rivets. meaning Timpte's new walls has less ripples means less strength unless they went to a thicker gauge aluminum. #2 that is a Shur-Loc roll tarp that has only been produced for near 45 years now & been popular every since came out. that cable return is not as old & doesn't usually be spec,ed. #3 Though I am no Timpte fan Timpte bulk commodity hopper trails are the #1 selling brand of trailers by volume in the market in the USA. look it up. & #4 the electric tarp you installed is a cheap piece of garbage in itself. That motor is a baby & the hardware is a thin piece of pipe. A Shur-Co 4500 series or the Thunder Power electric tarp system that Timpte uses is top of the line Basically you wen the cheap route & as they say "You get what you pay for" You next trailer you buy will be Better I'm sure after you live & learn.