Vertical Ribbed Dump Trailer

[Northern Farmer]

I couldn't ask for more! haha your the best Reg. The details are what make your trailers in a league of their own!

[Bo Wallen]

I would say........I DIG IT.....Ho Ho.......FlapFlap

Amazing

[RCP57]

Originally Posted by Claus

Keeps getting better and better even when you thought there was nothing more to do!

This thing is turning into my life's work!lol I have to admit that I like the shovel though.

Originally Posted by Northern Farmer

I couldn't ask for more! haha your the best Reg. The details are what make your trailers in a league of their own!

Haha, I do what I can.

Originally Posted by Bo Wallen

I would say........I DIG IT.....Ho Ho.......FlapFlap

Amazing

I thought you'd dig the Beavers and Hoes! What a video hey Bo!

[Northern Farmer]

"Here you go Daryl, no more crappy plastic shovel for you...now you don't have any excuse to not get any work done around here!"

[RCP57]

Hahaha!

[RCP57]

I finished up the front panel and made the mounts for the tarp mechanism today. I also made up the rest of the mud flaps and mounted the forward ones to the underside of the tub.

[Northern Farmer]

It's almost there! Looks great

[bigford]

faster the a speeding dump trailer. looks great

[RCP57]

OK, what's missing Brandon?






PS, If you don't like it I will happily keep it.

Reg

[Northern Farmer]

Good lawrd that's beautiful! Only thing missing is a black chassis

[Northern Farmer]

Can I please have some kickass RCP stickers to put on the trailer after it's all purdied up

[Northern Farmer]

Can't get over how well this dumper turned out! You've outdone yourself Reg thank you!

[RCP57]

Well that's too bad. It sounds like you want it so I guess I can't keep it.

I have to agree that it has turned out very nice. Really it just comes down to the fact that more time has been spent on it than what I'm normally asked to do. Adding details like the machined front corners, ladders and tarp mounting brackets, then attaching parts with 0-80 bolts sucked up the hours but I think it necessary to make it look how you wanted it. Now you will have a one of a kind hand made piece to add to your growing collection! Well, time to go eat and get out to the shop. I have a few more things to do before it gets torn apart for the rails to be coated.

[Bo Wallen]

Reg.
Normally five star is top score.........But this build brake that rule.....I Give a truckload of stars To You Be Proud Sir Aluminatore Extraordinary.

Brandon.
You Lucky Boy.

[bigford]

we keep praising reg these trailers are going to
cost more then a german excavator

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by bigford

we keep praising reg these trailers are going to
cost more then a german excavator

Not that Boy he is real and stand with both feet on the ground.
The work he does is for sure worth every penny.

[RCP57]

That's the problem with this hand made stuff. The time adds up quick sometimes with not a lot of major changes to the appearance. With a trailer like this there is a lot of time invested fitting parts and getting things looking right. If I charged a fair rate(for myself) by the hour for all the time I spend they would be REALLY expensive there is no doubt. It's just a good thing that I like all of you guys so much and don't charge as much as I should.

[DieselKid]

This is awesome Reg!!! Love the scale hardware!

-Alex

[Mikem]

A no weld trailer that's my speed ! Awesome

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by RCP57

Well that's too bad. It sounds like you want it so I guess I can't keep it.

I have to agree that it has turned out very nice. Really it just comes down to the fact that more time has been spent on it than what I'm normally asked to do. Adding details like the machined front corners, ladders and tarp mounting brackets, then attaching parts with 0-80 bolts sucked up the hours but I think it necessary to make it look how you wanted it. Now you will have a one of a kind hand made piece to add to your growing collection! Well, time to go eat and get out to the shop. I have a few more things to do before it gets torn apart for the rails to be coated.

Without a doubt this trailer will never leave my possession. Truly a beautiful piece of Canadian craftsmanship and engineering. I'm sure this dumper will bring many smiles and countless hours of playing in the dirt!