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Customize Enclosed Trailer with Ballard Products

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Putting a Lawn care trailer together

What happens here

Corey demonstrates how several Ballard products are installed and adapted for an enclosed trailer. This includes mounting the Water Cooler Rack, 4.1 Cubic Foot All-Aluminum Bagger, Hand Shovel Rack, Hedge Trimmer Rack, and a Line Spool Holder (mounted directly onto a Cone Caddy, which is now on the enclosed trailer wall). The Backpack Blower Rack and Trimmer Racks are also re-installed in this new context. For the enclosed trailer, some racks are designed to be vinyl-coated, providing a different aesthetic and potentially reducing direct metal-on-metal contact. The installation of these items on the enclosed trailer involves bolting them to wooden slats mounted on the trailer's interior walls. The process is similar to the open trailer, requiring pre-drilling holes for secure attachment.

Goal: Adapt and install Ballard products for efficient storage within an enclosed trailer.

Tools and materials

  • Backpack Blower Rack Ballard Inc — Holding backpack blowers
  • Backpack Blower Stihl Magnum — Demonstrating Backpack Blower Rack use
  • Cone Caddy Ballard Inc — Holding safety cones and mounting line spool holder
  • Cordless Drill DeWalt — Bolting racks and holders to the trailer walls
  • Hand Shovel Rack Ballard Inc — Holding shovels and other hand tools
  • Hedge Trimmer Rack Ballard Inc — Holding hedge trimmers
  • Hedge Trimmer — Demonstrating Hedge Trimmer Rack use
  • Line Spool Holder Ballard Inc — Holding trimmer line spools
  • Safety Cones Ballard Inc — Demonstrating Cone Caddy use
  • Shovel — Demonstrating Hand Shovel Rack use

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be in the darkness 4:40 so a lot of the tools you've seen on the open trailer actually work equally as well on the enclosed trailer but there are some changes that we will cover I like to keep the water turn it right around the side door easy to get to for the guys if you got a sliding door so you can get your fluids right here on the side you guys running enclosed trailers want to keep this up on the wall you got to make sure it's secure lock safety on the wall and this is your hand shovel rack right here you're here tools up against the wall here rakes heart shovels anything you need right against the wall and say okay I didn't know you can put the line floor on the yeah so it actually mounts right to the cone caddy so I could load that up for if you'd like and I show that yes this is a really nice setup you're able to put your line spool right at the back here again and as I showed you guys earlier all these have the automatic cutter right there so you can just bring the line out we need to cut it snip it right there your cones right at the back of your trailer get those cones out every time you stop people pay attention to your company safer take notice of your logo your brand see it's a great thing we put three cones out on every job site [Music] locked in place there no these are vinyl codes this is there's a difference yeah so this trimmer rack is our vinyl coated which a lot of guys on enclosed don't necessarily need the security of the locks like the other ones because the trailers locked up so these are a little bit different setups this is a vinyl coated classic series so you can still run your pins through I'll show you guys in this thing you can still put a lock on them but it seems like most enclosed guys some of the guys still like the old style [Music] knock those in place put your PIN through the bottom locked in place right there again not the same security you can certainly use a padlock here if you need to but it's really well go to

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