Introduction to Trailer Quality

Okay, before you buy your next equipment trailer, stop and watch this video because we're going to show you things that no other trailer dealer will show you. We're going to lay out line by line all of the nuances that can be overlooked when you're purchasing a trailer because they are not all built equal by any means. And when I was first being a contractor and trying to learn the differences between trailers, it's a hunt and peck process. Meaning, you can't find one person to go out and go, "Hey, this, this, this, this, and this." You've got to do your own due diligence. But today, what we're going to do is we're going to lay off the barebones normal trailer that you guys may or may not see and then show you all of the things that you should be looking for when you're buying your own trailer. So, let's dive into today's video. Good morning, one and all. Tim and I are eyeballing up our new trailer. I didn't think you could get a better looking trailer than our last rice trailer, but this thing is freaking gorgeous. How long is it, Timmy? >> Uh, I just kind of stepped it out. Probably like 28 27 28 ft maybe. Take a tape measure. >> But we aren't keeping this. We're getting this for one of you guys. This is going to be part of our giveaway trailer. This is not We're down here to pick this up, but we're also here to cover a completely different trailer that we're going to show you in a minute. But we just pulled in. I haven't seen Josh. It's crazy. They got stuff going on all over the place. And when I seen it, you got to stop. You got to look at it.