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Builders trailer what sides to have

Posted by Mitchel ingham on January 14, 2015 at 7:56pm in Vehicles
I've got a 12x6 builder dropside indespension trailer at the moment I pile and sheat. Was thinking of making mesh sides but there heavy then I though just dropping some boards in?Basically reason i have dropside is because when I tip at the waste site I drop all sides pull pillars out and they push it off with a tele handler and bucketAny suggestions would be great.
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    Richard Gadsby January 14, 2015 at 9:39pm
    What do you want the side for?
  • Mitchel ingham January 14, 2015 at 9:40pm
    Hold more green waste and safer I know a lot of transit tippers just use boards
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      Richard Gadsby > Mitchel ingham January 14, 2015 at 9:45pm
      I would say mesh sides as they look a lot more profesional.
      Depends on budget though I suppose.
      I think the smarter you and your tools are( be that trailer,mower,truck/van ..............) the more work you will win and higher charge you can apply for any work.
      People trust easier when people look the part.
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