Machines | Unloading a utility trailer with ease
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Shows a simple way to unload a landscape or utility trailer. This method uses a wood panel and chain to empty a trailer in seconds. Great idea for landscapers, construction workers, and homeowners.
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Interesting idea ;-)
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Should've showed how you got that chain underneath though. lol
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Well done. Thank you for sharing your set up.
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very cool idea
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Or.. you get a wood chipper and you use those branches to put life back into your piece of land.. It's sad that no one has compost piles anymore these days, they spend money to buy soil from the store, then they pay the dump to take their cuttings and leaves, and grass trimmings.. so it gets turned into soil by some other company, and sold back to you as bumper crop.. You get it coming and going. >.< city people.
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hey mike i just started a lanscaping business and i was wondering what you used to do that?
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hey mike i just started a lanscaping business and i was wondering what you used to do that?
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Thanks so much for this video! I made one of these for my 4' W x 8' L x 2' H trailer and it works GREAT also for unloading a heaping load of red oak mulch. PRETTY SLICK! Well worth the little money invested! Now I have to try it with a small load of black dirt
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Very informative good job looking for some ideas thanks
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Hi there.I used this design for my trailer.I made 2 modifications which seem to work well.Firstly I bent a straight piece of steel into a horse shoe shape and this slips over the wooden panel and holds it to the trailer.When you unload the trailer you just lift it off rather than unbolting it.Secondly I use a star picket to attach the chain to.This is driven into the ground with a sledge hammer.The advantage of this is that you can remove the picket easily with a custom picket lifter which saves a lot of effort.