This New Widebody Trailer Is SUPER Cool: Here's Why!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @dannydaugherty527
    @dannydaugherty527 17 дней назад +27

    I hate to say this, but I will, aluminum trailers are ok if you only plan on using it for a short time, and you don't waul anything heavy, I used to work at a company that built aluminum trailers, and if you make a trailer out of steel whatever thickness of steel you use to build it, aluminum needs to be twice as thick minimum best would be three times the thickness, aluminum gets stress cracks, and once it cracks the trailer is pretty much done because it will crack more and more, I built a trailer 40 years ago and it's still as good as it was when I built it, an aluminum trailer I would be lucky to get 10 years out of it, so in my opinion if I was going to buy a trailer to keep and use over a long amount of time, get a steel trailer, if you are going to use one for a year or two an aluminum trailer may work for you

    • @WW-wf8tu
      @WW-wf8tu 17 дней назад +2

      This is TFL. They flip things, borrow things, review things, get loaners, rent, lease.. etc. They don't do long term ownership. If this thing cracks, breaks, bends, rusts, twists, folds, warps or collapses, that is good for their channel. As it is content that viewers appreciate to see so they don't follow that purchase. Otherwise, these things don't often get a lot of attention.

    • @welewisiii
      @welewisiii 17 дней назад +3

      i have an aluminum trailer for over 20 years. what about that rust stuff on ur steel trailer

    • @ALMX5DP
      @ALMX5DP 17 дней назад +1

      My friends have an aluminum car hauler, which is about 20 years old as well. It's held up very well, aside from some light dulling or surface corrosion. One side of the removable fender mount/bracket and the ramp door hinges had issues, but some relatively quick work/welding got them back to functioning perfectly (better than before). As with everything, quality work is important as is using the trailer for what it was designed to do.

    • @emmanuelgermain769
      @emmanuelgermain769 17 дней назад +4

      The modulus of aluminum like you said is 3 times that of steel so yeah if you build a trailer out of 1/8" steel tubing then you need to make it out of 3/8" aluminum. In the end the weight savings isn't really there all that much but rather the no rusting is the real advantage.
      As a welder I have to say the low quality of welds I saw as they went around the trailer was what caught my attention but I guess they will hold for what it's intended. It's probably just me but I'd feel bad selling a trailer with welds like that if I was the manufacturer but that's my own opinion.

    • @dannydaugherty527
      @dannydaugherty527 17 дней назад +1

      @@emmanuelgermain769 the company I worked at welded aluminum trailer frames and after about six months they quit building them because they got tired of all the repairs because people think aluminum is as good as steel and it's not

  • @nathanbickel8050
    @nathanbickel8050 12 дней назад +1

    I have a Aluma 16ft car trailer that I bought this year because of this channel. 1400ibs is nice when you have a low tow limit and still wanna tow your car places with not a huge truck

  • @handlealreadytaken
    @handlealreadytaken 18 дней назад +1

    I have an Aluma utility trailer and I love it. Can move it around by hand or golf cart, but can still hold over a ton. If I had more land to store a larger trailer, I would love one of their larger options.

  • @GTOGregory
    @GTOGregory 17 дней назад +1

    I'd like to see the wiring under the trailer. Is there an aluminum channel for the wiring or is it just zip tied to the frame. Sometimes builders cut corners on things you can't see.
    Then, what about tie-down track options? Four 5K tie-down points is just a start.

  • @bigmountain7561
    @bigmountain7561 18 дней назад

    Hey Andrej, you could have two trailers and two pickups one for you and one for the wife and do one hundred mile dealership swaps. Kia’s or Honda’s Jeep’s. And the nice thing is easy loading easy tie down. Great Video Great Value on that one!! Thank You 🙏

  • @auroralance8546
    @auroralance8546 14 дней назад

    Gracefully done dismount of the trailer there. 9.2🎉

  • @brianzych9695
    @brianzych9695 18 дней назад +6

    is there a spot to add a winch?

  • @WW-wf8tu
    @WW-wf8tu 17 дней назад +1

    Versatile. Best bit is that they delivered. lol

  • @andrewb958
    @andrewb958 17 дней назад +2

    Can you post a link to this trailer on their website? I'm having trouble finding the same model.

  • @itsallgood7483
    @itsallgood7483 18 дней назад +5

    Would much rather have a tilt deck for cars and everything else !

    • @ALMX5DP
      @ALMX5DP 18 дней назад

      Yeah didnt they have a tilt trailer before? Or maybe they are keeping that and just adding this to their fleet?

  • @rdking8001
    @rdking8001 4 дня назад

    Like the trailers but I have been looking for the 14k gravity tilt but no one has them?

  • @user-dd2jg6kv8y
    @user-dd2jg6kv8y 6 дней назад

    I have an aluma trailer # 6310H for my tesla model3.
    500lb trailer with 3.5k axle. 10ftx5ft deck. I'm happy with my Aluma trailer.

  • @DirtE30
    @DirtE30 16 дней назад +3

    I feel like they skipped half the welds and the ones that are there are caterpillars not welds.

  • @jamesbeemer2477
    @jamesbeemer2477 17 дней назад +1

    I have a triton trailer I like the warranty on it but the quality of welds on an aluminum trailer tend to crack even if you don’t tow close to capacity. Only good to keep them for 3-4 years and trade them in. I’m going back to steel there more forgiving if you do tow close to capacity. Aluminum trailers are for people who don’t plan on traveling lots for a short period of time

  • @omarrodrig
    @omarrodrig 18 дней назад +11

    I don't like the weld work

    • @regsparkes6507
      @regsparkes6507 18 дней назад +1

      Well,.................... naw I won`t say that then. 🙂

  • @ColJonSquall1
    @ColJonSquall1 18 дней назад +1

    When one sees the vehicles in the lot and can deduce when this was filmed. As I see Andrey's Colorado still there, and not his new-to-him Tundra.

  • @regsparkes6507
    @regsparkes6507 18 дней назад +4

    Great looking trailer, but I just wish the brand name had been mentioned more than once,...

  • @kw900lkevin
    @kw900lkevin 17 дней назад +1

    trailer is over 80 inches wide it is required to have the retro-reflective tape on it

  • @Guido-h1o
    @Guido-h1o 18 дней назад

    Nice trailer.

  • @brucecarlson4399
    @brucecarlson4399 13 часов назад

    Dot says that max width without being oversized 102ins plus that trailer is not legal for the road it has to have dot approved marking on the side just like commercial trailers have its all about safety

  • @TomTom-gt5ff
    @TomTom-gt5ff 17 дней назад +3

    $18,000 No Thanks!!

  • @RobertEdwards-q6t
    @RobertEdwards-q6t 17 дней назад +12

    The welds on the ramps look terrible. Weld just sitting on top of the metal

  • @LV4TD101
    @LV4TD101 17 дней назад +7

    Those ramps are too short, and creates a very steep angle that's going to make loading a "lower sitting" car a big issue.
    I ran into this issue years ago on a similar trailer and couldn't load the car with out destroying the front bumper. I ended up having to get some 2x10" boards and setting them half way up the ramps to lessen the approach angle.

    • @jessewalter8738
      @jessewalter8738 13 дней назад

      My trailer has a "beaver tail" that helps with the angled ramp loading problem. Loaded lots of cars with mine, but I'd worry about using that Aluma trailer.

    • @Disturbed.S10
      @Disturbed.S10 7 дней назад

      This trailer style isn’t made for hauling lower vehicles…

  • @korydyer8200
    @korydyer8200 17 дней назад

    What model is this Aluma Trailer?

  • @spanieaj
    @spanieaj 17 дней назад +3

    Does it have cruise control?

    • @J.Young808
      @J.Young808 17 дней назад

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @ml9867
    @ml9867 18 дней назад +5

    Length, girth, and big loads.
    What's not to love?

    • @rerod650
      @rerod650 18 дней назад +4

      The price…

    • @ml9867
      @ml9867 18 дней назад +1

      @rerod650 I was making a phallic joke.

    • @shitloveaduck
      @shitloveaduck 18 дней назад

      @@rerod650- they are a bit more for sure. If you use them in the winter though the price becomes irrelevant. Steel trailers these days try hard to be close to the aluminum trailers to be competitive. That means thinner steel that rusts through shockingly fast. If you are going to be using a trailer a lot, especially in bad weather, on gravel roads etc, these will pay for themselves with the first trailer you buy. They easily outlast the first two t steel trailers you will go through. I know, I have had multiple trailers at any one time between the ranch, tire shop and personal uses. I bit the bullet on an aluminum trailer a long time ago, 20+ years. I still have that trailer. It was supposed to be an open car hauler for classic trucks. It became a hay trailer, farm equipment trailer. Had too much exposure to manure in the 25,000 head feedlot doing the bedding so i relegated it to a work trailer. It’s beat up now, but no cracks. It sags a bit from carrying stuff too heavy for the rating,,,😂😂😂. These heavy loads were on the farmland, maybe 5 miles of gravel moving stuff field to field.
      If you’re going to use it a lot & for a long time. Assuming you buy the right size & style the first time, you won’t need to replace it. Not in your lifetime.

  • @coddiwomplecolster7329
    @coddiwomplecolster7329 18 дней назад

    It even comes with AC.

  • @nunyabidness3075
    @nunyabidness3075 18 дней назад +2

    We could really use some disincentive to buying wider than you need. The effects on other drivers are not trivial. I’m looking at you, landscapers.

    • @TroySavary
      @TroySavary 17 дней назад +3

      If you are hitting wide trailers, maybe learn to stay in your lane.

    • @nunyabidness3075
      @nunyabidness3075 17 дней назад +1

      @ Oh yeah, good idea, thanks. How about you now stop blocking the road and the parking lot and damaging my yard and taking up two lanes before and after each turn or get a trailer a more normal width if you don’t actually need the extra? You know, just to stop being an inconvenience to everyone else.

    • @TroySavary
      @TroySavary 17 дней назад +2

      @nunyabidness3075 It is the length, not the width of the trailer that determines if you need to swing wide on a turn. If people are parking on your lawn, which I think is bullshit, it isn't because they are piling a trailer.

    • @nunyabidness3075
      @nunyabidness3075 17 дней назад +1

      @@TroySavary Both matter which you would know if you had enough actual experience. Also, no one is parking in my yard. They’ve trenched it trying to put their trailer in my neighbor’s driveway. They’ve trenched my neighbor’s yard. They’ve scarred some trees. And, before you go making stuff up again, our road is plenty wide.
      I guess the military wouldn’t take you or you’d likely know all this, and have better manners.

    • @TroySavary
      @TroySavary 17 дней назад

      @nunyabidness3075 So the problem is someone who does not know how to back up a trailer, not the trailer itself. Also, if the lawn is soft enough to have a "trench" from putting a tire on it, then they would not be landscaping until it dried some. I have enough experience to recognise bullshit from some leftard wanting to control what other people drive.
      I am not sure what bei g 8n the military would have to do with knowing the width of your street or the condition of your lawn. Maybe your nurse should up your meds. You are babbling.

  • @WilsonGomez
    @WilsonGomez 17 дней назад +3

    Look at the SHITTY welds, this is for a promo video imagine what the customer is getting.

  • @NWI_Steel
    @NWI_Steel 17 дней назад +1

    Im guessing about $15k?

    • @GTOGregory
      @GTOGregory 17 дней назад

      For 15K I can get a new 24-foot enclosed car trailer.

  • @johnsipple4113
    @johnsipple4113 18 дней назад +2

    How much does it cost?