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Before and after pics, removable and dumping of old timber garden room and old concrete base...New 20x16 Garage with concrete base and ramp..Job was in Dungarvan co Waterford  After completing significant market research, we determined that this trailer layout was one of the most in-demand and versatile sizes on the market.
Our trailer comes standard with a dividing gate, spare wheel & bracket, front fold down flap, strong aluminium loading gates, open side vents, plastic Mudguards & full LED lighting. It has a gross towing capacity of 3.5 tonnes, with the trailer itself weighing in at 1.16 tonnes. We have constructed the trailer with strength and durability at the forefront of the design. We have utilised a parabolic suspension to ensure smooth transport for livestock, and 3mm thick sidewalls throughout, which enhances the overall strength of the trailer. OPTIONAL EXTRAS:
 When it comes to choosing a trailer, there are many factors to consider, including the type and size of the trailer.
Here are some things to keep in mind: 1. Type of trailer: There are many different types of trailers, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. Some common types of trailers include flatbed trailers, enclosed trailers, cargo trailers, dump trailers, and utility trailers. Think about what you will be using the trailer for and choose a type that will meet your needs. 2. Size of trailer: Trailers come in many different sizes, from small utility trailers to large semi-trailers. Consider the amount of cargo you will be hauling and choose a size that will accommodate your needs. Keep in mind that larger trailers may require a larger vehicle to tow them. 3. Weight capacity: Make sure the trailer you choose has a weight capacity that is appropriate for the cargo you will be hauling. Exceeding the weight capacity can be dangerous and may damage the trailer. 4. Towing vehicle: Make sure you have a vehicle that is capable of towing the trailer you choose. Check the towing capacity of your vehicle and choose a trailer that falls within that range. 5. Budget: Trailers can vary greatly in price, so consider your budget when choosing a trailer. Keep in mind that a higher price may mean higher quality and better durability. Overall, the best trailer for you will depend on your specific needs and circumstances. Take the time to research and choose a trailer that will meet your needs and last for many years to come. |
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