Fao All with Car trailers, Paul Linfoot, rapid Ford etc
07-04-2009, 07:13 PM
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Fao All with Car trailers, Paul Linfoot, rapid Ford etc
what car trailers do you have?
the reason i ask is that i have an ifor williams one, its great and can put anything on it.... except the escos which is a night mare, front splitter to low.
have to jack up the trailer , lengthen the ramps with wood, try park with trailer faces down hill so less gradient on the ramps...
just thinking of upgrading.
here is mine
the reason i ask is that i have an ifor williams one, its great and can put anything on it.... except the escos which is a night mare, front splitter to low.
have to jack up the trailer , lengthen the ramps with wood, try park with trailer faces down hill so less gradient on the ramps...
just thinking of upgrading.
here is mine
07-04-2009, 07:22 PM
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me and my uncle are just building a hydraulic tilting recovery truck, not a slider, it still has ramps, but it tilts, should be mint when its done, because there is no beaver you can get really low stuff on
i went to some trailer place in leyland the other day and they had these new ifor tilting car trailers, they were really good
like this
i went to some trailer place in leyland the other day and they had these new ifor tilting car trailers, they were really good
like this
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07-04-2009, 07:26 PM
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me and my uncle are just building a hydraulic tilting recovery truck, not a slider, it still has ramps, but it tilts, should be mint when its done, because there is no beaver you can get really low stuff on
i went to some trailer place in leyland the other day and they had these new ifor tilting car trailers, they were really good
like this
i went to some trailer place in leyland the other day and they had these new ifor tilting car trailers, they were really good
like this
07-04-2009, 07:45 PM
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dan, the place in leyland, barlows by any chance?
thats where mine came from, i seen that tilt one there when i was there picking up some parts other week
as said tho, brian james are good, i have used one or two but they are pricey, i will look for a 2nd hand one
thats where mine came from, i seen that tilt one there when i was there picking up some parts other week
as said tho, brian james are good, i have used one or two but they are pricey, i will look for a 2nd hand one
07-04-2009, 08:04 PM
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thats the one, couldnt think of it then, some nice stuff there
07-04-2009, 08:22 PM
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steve...thats a proper pikey trailer
i used o have a tilt bed brian james i bought off a guy who had had the ramps modded to take his lambo, my 3 door with 500 splitter would go on it no probs, i sold it after 5 years i got the Ł1500 i paid back for it.
i now have a tri axle plant trailet with 4ft extensions on the ramps which i can get very low stuff onto
i used o have a tilt bed brian james i bought off a guy who had had the ramps modded to take his lambo, my 3 door with 500 splitter would go on it no probs, i sold it after 5 years i got the Ł1500 i paid back for it.
i now have a tri axle plant trailet with 4ft extensions on the ramps which i can get very low stuff onto
07-04-2009, 08:28 PM
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It is kev your right BUT it cost me 250 quid!!
the ramps now detach and slide into the back of the trailer so it does look a bit better!
had some exotic stuff on it aswell lol
on a side note kev I need a spare wheel any idea's where from?
steve
the ramps now detach and slide into the back of the trailer so it does look a bit better!
had some exotic stuff on it aswell lol
on a side note kev I need a spare wheel any idea's where from?
steve
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07-04-2009, 08:41 PM
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looking at that its an old 70s/80s chassis steve with the old mega wide stud pattern, i dont have any wheels for them but you will get a rim from towsure.co.uk for around Ł20 i think
ps i took my tri axle as a p/x against a caravan.... it was 6 months old and isnt costing me much more than yours
i,ll keep it for 25years and get my money back
ps i took my tri axle as a p/x against a caravan.... it was 6 months old and isnt costing me much more than yours
i,ll keep it for 25years and get my money back
08-04-2009, 06:42 AM
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Ive got a Bateson plant trailer with hydraulic tilt bed, tows superbly and will take a transit but the biggest Ive ever had on it is a Saab. I only use it for my Fiesta now tho. Was Ł1500 about 4 or 5 years ago, would get something approaching that now if i was to sell it.
08-04-2009, 07:44 AM
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Andy,
Stop messing and just buy a new Brian James RS3 shuttle....they'll throw in the extra long ramps, which are made from ally, so they're really light, negotiate on the electric winch and heavy duty hitch......they are the easiest trailer i've ever loaded and your car wont get shit up whilst you travel....plus its an extra dry storage facility when parked up the yard.....they were 5K ish as long as you can afford to have that sort of cash tied up in a trailer they're worth every penny....
Ian
Stop messing and just buy a new Brian James RS3 shuttle....they'll throw in the extra long ramps, which are made from ally, so they're really light, negotiate on the electric winch and heavy duty hitch......they are the easiest trailer i've ever loaded and your car wont get shit up whilst you travel....plus its an extra dry storage facility when parked up the yard.....they were 5K ish as long as you can afford to have that sort of cash tied up in a trailer they're worth every penny....
Ian
08-04-2009, 07:55 AM
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Andy,
Stop messing and just buy a new Brian James RS3 shuttle....they'll throw in the extra long ramps, which are made from ally, so they're really light, negotiate on the electric winch and heavy duty hitch......they are the easiest trailer i've ever loaded and your car wont get shit up whilst you travel....plus its an extra dry storage facility when parked up the yard.....they were 5K ish as long as you can afford to have that sort of cash tied up in a trailer they're worth every penny....
Ian
Stop messing and just buy a new Brian James RS3 shuttle....they'll throw in the extra long ramps, which are made from ally, so they're really light, negotiate on the electric winch and heavy duty hitch......they are the easiest trailer i've ever loaded and your car wont get shit up whilst you travel....plus its an extra dry storage facility when parked up the yard.....they were 5K ish as long as you can afford to have that sort of cash tied up in a trailer they're worth every penny....
Ian
i would agree very good trailors
08-04-2009, 08:58 AM
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Ive had Brian James trailers for 10 years ,excellent things , ive had Trucks with ramps , trucks with tail lifts, beavertails etc...
These are the nuts , and you can sleep in them at the circuit !
Best thing i bought i reckon .
These are the nuts , and you can sleep in them at the circuit !
Best thing i bought i reckon .
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