Indespension trailers - Any good ?

Edgecraft · Post: # 36614Post **Edgecraft** Mon Apr 13, 2009 5:05 pm

Hi Dave

The trailer is a little cracker all it needed was a couple of new bulbs and a new sheet of ply for the base (which I already had lying around) and it was ready to go.
I must have shifted around 50 tonne with it in the past twelve months and it tows great !

Darren

yourgardenworks.co.uk · Mon Apr 13, 2009 5:19 pm

I missed out on the original mesh sided trailer i was looking at by Â£20 quid which was unfortunate, but it's given me a bit more time too look at what kind of money i should be paying and to be honest there are loads for sale, just a matter of waiting for the right one.

Mon Apr 13, 2009 5:41 pm

i have used shiply extensively and its ridiculously cheap,got a front door delivered from harrow to luton for 23 quid and 50 packs of laminate flooring from enfield to luton for Â£30
and because it generally is a man and a van ,they take good care of your stuff
unlike Drop it Hide it Lose it
:;):
LLL

yourgardenworks.co.uk · Mon Apr 13, 2009 7:41 pm

Cheers LLL, tis truly a good idea.

techauthorbob · Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:11 am

I have had several trailers with indespension, one was so overloaded that a wheel collapsed but the suspension was OK - great trailers.
ps I think that most hitches were from Bradley Doublelock in Bingley, West Yorkshire - they do a really good range.

yourgardenworks.co.uk · Wed Apr 29, 2009 6:54 pm

Have either of you (DDD or LLL) used shiply for trailers or do you know if they can be delivered, i'm still looking for a trailer with ramp/ tailgate and mesh sides etc but there all darn sarth

I don't have the time to be running around the country wondered and if Shiply could be used like this perhaps ?

Dave

* Edit.... yes they can be delivered, i really should look first before asking moronic questions eh