Good morning, Hey. Isn't there a guy in New York, New Jersey that does the cam hooklift trailer's name? Jack, I've talked to him before, but I'm not for sure. If the trailers are coming out of there or if they're shipping them from Canada, can you reply with that answer? Thanks man
Cool thanks man for reaching back to us. What sucks now is interest rates with excellent cred are still 7-8% to me that's high. I hear an Oregon waste management regulates everything. There's only a few counties. You can actually rent boxes out in, but thank you very much for reach now. I let you know
A lot of guys run 12s 15-16s and some run 20s on single axle hook lift then will do 30s and 40s on tandem cables around me. I’ve only seen a handful of guys running 62 hooks for 30s or 40s
I’ve seen their process and videos of their building process. I’ve also spoken to many people who currently own one, especially since I’ve created an “Owners Group” FB page together. No complaints from current owners, not like TP, LoneStar and many others. I can assure you however that the one I order will be put through the trenches, at our landfills and will be worked hard. And I do plan on documenting it all and giving my honest feedback.
@@BentIronBins I think I’m going with a Pinter hitch, they are rated for heavier. Like you said, that way later on down the road, if I wanted to add a hitch to my Mack or even my International I can and am not stuck with a gooseneck that I can’t haul.
@@AmericanAFDumpsters yep exactly that’s my plan down the road you can deliver 2 bins instead of coming all the way back to the yard to grab another. Good luck.
Always wondered why this hardened made a big splash in the market yet. They picked a the right guy to spread the word! 🇺🇸
You and me both!! Never understood why they aren’t here more, the trailers blow the socks off the TP’s, LoneStars, Etc
That drain looks good my man! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
NEW VIDEOOOOOOOO!!! Man I wish one of these would have come to Tampa…maybe we can see one side by side a Keystone in a few months.
I think we will definitely be able to make that happen at the LoneStar Dumpster Showcase in November!! 💪🏼
Any updates on the cam cocepts hooklift trailers?
All kinds of updates! Check out my last video. ruclips.net/video/P2CmInLNVM4/видео.htmlsi=hlPyHVjKyGld1SAS
Good morning, Hey. Isn't there a guy in New York, New Jersey that does the cam hooklift trailer's name? Jack, I've talked to him before, but I'm not for sure. If the trailers are coming out of there or if they're shipping them from Canada, can you reply with that answer? Thanks man
Jack used to be out of Nevada but is no longer with Cam Concepts. If you need anything, let me know and I can help you out.
Cool thanks man for reaching back to us. What sucks now is interest rates with excellent cred are still 7-8% to me that's high. I hear an Oregon waste management regulates everything. There's only a few counties. You can actually rent boxes out in, but thank you very much for reach now. I let you know
A lot of guys run 12s 15-16s and some run 20s on single axle hook lift then will do 30s and 40s on tandem cables around me. I’ve only seen a handful of guys running 62 hooks for 30s or 40s
Let’s go!! 💪💪 #MiniLift
Yes sir!!! lol seems like the Minilifts are way more popular than I knew!
@@AmericanAFDumpsters it’s the future
@@AllAmericanHaulingVA 💪🏼💪🏼
How do you know if they any good if you never seen or used their hook lift trailer? Are sure you back them 1000 % soo early.
I’ve seen their process and videos of their building process. I’ve also spoken to many people who currently own one, especially since I’ve created an “Owners Group” FB page together. No complaints from current owners, not like TP, LoneStar and many others. I can assure you however that the one I order will be put through the trenches, at our landfills and will be worked hard. And I do plan on documenting it all and giving my honest feedback.
Looking forward to seeing how they work i looked into them before i decided to build my own trailer.
If anyone abuses and overworks their equipment it would be me. I’m looking forward to testing the limits of this trailer!
@@AmericanAFDumpsters are you going to try a bumper pull so you can pull with your pickup and the trucks ?
@@BentIronBins I think I’m going with a Pinter hitch, they are rated for heavier. Like you said, that way later on down the road, if I wanted to add a hitch to my Mack or even my International I can and am not stuck with a gooseneck that I can’t haul.
@@AmericanAFDumpsters yep exactly that’s my plan down the road you can deliver 2 bins instead of coming all the way back to the yard to grab another. Good luck.
Do you know if the containers are interchangeable with a stellar hooklift and swaploader hooklift systems?
Rails are the same, the trailers can be built with any style lockers out there.
I'm curious to see how this will work with your Ram 2500!
The cost to ship...is still 5he same.