looks great thanks for sharing and have a wonderful start to the weekend

@adventurereadyoffgrid

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, and you too

It looks like Iron Bull makes this trailer in some other lengths, including 22' - can you see any reason that the 22' wouldn't work as well as the 24' for hauling around 20' containers?

@adventurereadyoffgrid

8 күн бұрын

They would both do perfect, the 24 would just offer you a bit longer deck in the event you wanted to haul a longer vehicle or load etc …. For shaking the 20 foot containers off the shorter option would be better in my experience. My 40 foot trailer is technically 39 foot so the containers hang off making them very easy to remove etc

Smooth transfer! Nice job! 😊

@adventurereadyoffgrid

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, I try to always be smooth! Wink wink haha

@tammywestern5816

11 ай бұрын

@@adventurereadyoffgrid mission accomplished then! Smooth as butter 🧈 😋 😁

Do you have a video loading the container?

@adventurereadyoffgrid

3 ай бұрын

I should have a couple loading containers either here or on one of our other channels "Max Transport"

Where you buy de container corner skids?

@adventurereadyoffgrid

3 ай бұрын

Check out a company called "Myteeproducts.com" they have some awesome products for transporting and shipping container specific items

Great video! I have a question though that’s bugging the hell out of me! Lol. When you started the video out, the container was hanging off the back of the trailer already. How did you get it into that position from it starting in its normal position of sitting up near the tongue? I can’t imagine you are a guy who rides around with a rear heavy trailer. Lol. Those are always fun! Lol ☠️ Were you able to tilt the trailer up enough and it just slid off with those pucks you’re using? Or did you have an anchor behind the trailer to hook a chain to and drive forward a bit? Just curious. Awesome video otherwise.

@adventurereadyoffgrid

9 ай бұрын

My smaller trailer is a 24 foot so I pull the 20 foot containers up to the winch to tow/transport then when I offload them, I raise the hydraulic tilt up when ready to unload at about a 15% angle and actually have to shake the container back to get it to hang off aprox 15-24inches then if you touch it to ground or a railroad tie you can just drive out from under it. My new larger trailer for the 40 footers or 2 of the 20 footer is about 38 1/2 feet long and designed specifically for container load/unload/transport etc so it makes that part much easier with the containers hanging off about 15 inches or so in transit, but the axles are also placed further back to stabilize the overhang