He's loving this trailer a little too much - the way he talks about how great it is, I should probably be jealous.
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2012: 132" Of Christmas
2011: Breakdown = Extra Nap Time2012: 132" Of Christmas
2010: Dr. Lettera Said The Very Same Thing, She Just Wasn’t Qualified To Write The Prescription
2009: The First Snow I’ve Seen This Season
2008: Not That There’s Any Reason To Park Here
2007: A Game You Wouldn’t Want To Play If You Were Say, IN The Witness Protection Program
2006: Companionship Is Just A Phone Call Away. Beauty Is Another Story.
2005: Who Stole My Cheese?
5 comments:
It's lovely.
Got to be saving you hours.
Looks good! Does the fully enclosed trailer reduce fuel mileage?
Gil, right now we are watching the MPG. So far I'd say empty we are at about 7.5 MPG. That is a .6 MPG improvement. It has a lift axle that I am trying to set it so we can drive with it lifted while we drive the trailer empty. I am putting super singles on the trailer also in the near future and I am betting that empty we will be just under 8 MPG. On a side note, I am looking at a new engine that should get us around 8.5 to 9 MPG. All things considered to take this truck from the 5.5 it was at to almost 9 will be exciting.
Can you take it off and break it down to carry an oversize load?
Scott, it can be removed, but not easily enough to do it for one or two loads. So no oversized loads. There is a version of this tarping system that can be run while the deck of the trailer is completely exposed without the system being removed, but it is time consuming to convert. Short answer is that we wont be doing any OD loads with this trailer. If we were to completely remove this system, the trailer will work well as a standard flatbed.
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