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Examine Removable Sides and Side Steps (UT Trailer)

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Don presents an aluminum UT trailer (not the CargoMax), demonstrating its unique removable side panels. These panels can be easily detached by unscrewing six bolts on each side, converting the utility trailer into a flatbed. This feature allows for versatile loading options, such as using a forklift for side loading. He also points out the integrated side steps on the fenders, which are a standard feature on Floe trailers. These steps provide easy and safe access to the trailer bed, a convenience often missing from other utility trailers.

Goal: Understand how removable sides and side steps enhance trailer versatility and user convenience.

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because this is, you know, we've looked at the unicorn, but this is where guys if they're looking at a utility trailer. And as we look at this, Don, what are the features that we need to point out? I mean, here's something else that you guys do different that nobody else does. It's right here. Will you demonstrate that for me, Don? Grab that rack and just shake the heck out of that thing like you hate it, will you? >> Yeah, one of the things we noticed that is if you do this with most trailers, >> Mhm. >> it will rattle horribly, which means when you're going down a road that's rough at all. And so, when we were looking at coming out with a high-end all-aluminum utility trailers, we said, "We got to do something about this." This is basically a problem in Right? I just I just removed these. They're basically bolt parts. >> Yeah. >> And you can see the difference, right? And this what this is is it's a a ramp so that you can take the other one off that side and you can side load an ATV and you can load, you know, a side-by-side or other ATVs or whatever equipment from the rear. But it's a small thing like that where the the noise of it was driving people nuts when we talked to people about what they liked and didn't like about like about their trailers that were out there. >> Yep. >> So, that simple little feature right there is a stand I don't know anybody else that that does that. Um side steps as a standard. Most of these utility trailers don't have a side step on them. And you know, people are buying them, they don't even really think about it and they don't get in it. But as soon as you get home and you pull your UTV in and you're trying to get out, you know, I'm still fairly agile, but I'm [clears throat] I'm going to step on the step every time. >> Right. >> You know, there's just no doubt about it. It's just a lot easier >> Creature features actually go a long way. If this is going to be a trailer that you're not going to be trading in like you trade in your underwear. Like if you are dedicated to using this thing for the long haul, it's those little things that make it a more comfortable, enjoyable experience. But if you're just going to use it for a year or 2 years

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