Job Site Trailers, Show Off Your Set Ups!

BCConstruction

I didn't get a ramp door because i wanted the extra space and on my previous trailer i would trip on them dam cables every day 4-times a day. It also was a maintenance nightmare as they would always crap out and door would be heavy to lift without the counter balance of the springs. Plus i can get in tighter spots now. I have a trick to get my saw table saw out of the trailer and it works very well.

WarnerConstInc.

I can also drive equipment inside of it as well.

Concrete buggy goes right up the ramp and in.

You will trip on the cables if you take the short cut out the back!!

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BCConstruction

Yeah that short cut got me so many times. Cant believe i never learned lol.

charimon

I use a 6x12 V tandem 82" high inside. Everything I do is inside work and one of the biggest killers for me is going back out for that one tool.
Now i Kit everything I need in systainers. Plumbing, Elect, Paint, Drywall, laminate....... same thing with tools each kit has its own set even if that means that I have 2 or 3 of one tool.

I shot a video at my job site with my new flip video recorder. it kind of sucks but it shows the trailer.

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Thanks Craig

AtlanticWBConst

This is the trailer that I primarily use. The pics are from Last year.

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jhark123

Hello all,

I recently updated my trailer and I got a lot of ideas from this thread. Here is a list:
1. 120v electrical, Halogen light, outlet bar, mounted the microwave and added a heater to keep the air tools above 40 degrees.

2. dividers for framing/coil nailers. there is much more space now.

3. Line-x on the ramp. Cost $250, I think it was worth it.

4. Cleaned it after a year of use, this was the biggest improvement

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jhark123

here are a few more pics

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jcs1984

16 x 7 Cargo Craft only paid $3500 brand new!!!

Made some custom shelves, has electric jack, 2000 watt inverter

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Framer53

I bet you get good milage with that rig!!!!

texastutt

I was thinking of a BOB trailer on the back of a city bike.
I've got to redo my trailer as it does not work that well... I've got to figure out what to do with my table saw and chop saw so that I can use them at condo's where I can't get up the elevator and can't work on the property but CAN work in my trailer ON the property? Go figure.

displacedtexan

Snapped a few with my phone before I rolled out this morning. 6x12, 6-6 tall.

From the rear ramp door-


From the side door-


I just noticed you can't really see a lot of my tools looking in. Maybe that's a good thing...

slowforthecones

what kind of table saw is that from ridgid?

displacedtexan

It's their portable one. Been used and abused for 4 years, still going strong.

texastutt

d.Texan I noticed that you don't have any ply on the walls of your trailer did you take it off or did it come that way? Mine has 1/4 luan and its beaten all to... I'm thinkin' that if it came off in the redesign that might be a good thing.

displacedtexan

It came that way. It's an all steel trailer. I screwed everything to the studs.

After having this one I don't think I'd want one with ply on the walls. Unless it was thick enough to hold screws... Plus the white walls make it really bright in there.

TBFGhost

I have seen that thing, and man I been thinking about buying one. My local depot has one shoved under the router bit section, assembed and out of the box on clearance for $199...shows a reg price tag of $299, but i have a bosch and it does all I need, just large and in charge for a job site saw.

displacedtexan

For $199 I'd be on that like free beer! Pretty sure mine was like $400-$450 and worth every penny. I love the fence. Especially for a portable. And they also stand on end.

TBFGhost

Anywhere near NJ?

displacedtexan

Nope. Tulsa, Oklahoma...