small operations transport

[rookiemower]

www.xtralift.com
i posted the manufacture of this product a while back but here it is again it would be perfect for a crew of one or two guys. it could easily lift a wb and some small hand equipment

 

[proenterprises]

if i only had a walkbehind, i would save myself 3 thousand dollars and buy a set of ramps

 

[jajwrigh]

WHY? I would rather have a trailer!!

 

[BSDeality]

while it seems like a great idea in theory i don't think theres much practical use for it.

I've got to agree with jajwrigh here. i know plenty of guys that setup and break down 2 planks on every yard so they don't have to trailer. I'd rather pull a trailer all day than worry about the planks slipping off the truck or the machine off the planks.

 

[Jusmowin]

$4k is alot for that thing, as Ill take a tandom axel trailer over that any day!

 

[naturescape]

No matter what one thinks of the cost, I must say that's about the COOLEST thing I've ever seen! You'd probably get the money back just from new customers who want to see it work every week!

 

[charlies]

that's very cute.

 

[Rook00]

I just bought a 7x14' trailer, tandem axle, undercoated, treated plywood floor and wall, double dome light/wall switch, extra ceiling height, 4 wheel elect. brakes, 36" side door, spring-assisted rear ramp door, and all with a 5 yr warranty for $3,995! Though I'll admit that is cool, I can't see it being more effecient than this trailer that will serve to protect, store, and transport my equipment, not to mention the advertising benefits. Good thought, though.

 

[Cleatus]

7x14's kinda small ain't it? what do you carry in there, a couple of weedwhackers?

 

[cantoo]

Cleatus, he uses the trailer to carry his money, he cuts the grass with a lazer beam.