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Explore Covered Wagon Dump Trailer Features

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The "Ultimate Dump" trailer

What happens here

The video begins with the presenter at a trade show, approaching a Covered Wagon dump trailer. He introduces the 'Cobra Liner' feature, which is a thick, highly adhesive bed liner applied at 150 degrees, covering the entire interior, including the tongue of the trailer. A representative explains that this liner, unlike standard painted metal, prevents rust and withstands heavy loads like concrete rubble without chipping. The liner is applied after etching and priming the metal. This specialized application significantly enhances the trailer's durability and longevity for hauling various materials. The cost of this full bed liner option is noted to be between $300 and $500, offering a premium upgrade for increased wear resistance.

Goal: The presenter introduces a Covered Wagon dump trailer and discusses its 'Cobra Liner' bed protection with a representative, focusing on its durability, application process, and cost-effectiveness compared to other liners.

Tools and materials

  • Cobra Liner
  • Covered Wagon Dump Trailer

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manufacturing company but i want to show you guys something with this this is called the cobra liner if you guys take a look hi hi cobra liner i think i was talking to these guys about this this is like a bed liner that you guys wrapped in the entire trailer it is for you guys daryl hi daryl nice to meet you i'm stay on genetics they call me the dirt monkey and i was walking i was walking by and i seen this liner that you guys have on this trailer and i stopped because it looks like a bed liner and i don't think i've ever seen a dump trailer and this is something you guys actually do right at the at the company right and you right you fret you do the whole thing under top everything okay what else should we know about it um well we call it kroger liner so we specialize in doing it on our cargo so what we wanted to do is if you look at the back end of the cargo see if you look at everybody else's this is all capped and it's just painted metal and this is where it always rusts so we started putting this on at 150 degrees it sticks and it's got a great adhesion okay it's thick and we do the tongue the same way so it's differentiates and now we are looking at operating dumpsters cargo line standard but you have this whole thing basically encapsulated this one is yes look at this top is it on the inside too on the inside too won't the concrete and rubble going into it chip it i haven't had a problem with it but we are considering just painting the inside and just wrapping hey my pitch okay [Music] this is an option though right yes so i don't think i've ever seen this in any other trailer company period right there might be one up in canada but very few okay is this how does this compare to standard because there's different qualities of bed liners out there let's talk about that i mean we all know there's different qualities of bed lenses well how does this compare to you know what which one would this be like we're using uh top of the line spray equipment putting on 150 degrees we're doing a full undercoat primer we're etching the mattress he said the right words you guys i'm like is he etching it is he etching it yes and so basically we've got it etched primered and then put on with a great coat and 150 degrees so we're using the best equipment we could buy the best product we could buy how much does this add to the cost of a piece of equipment it varies but it's you know probably 3 500 you're kidding me right three to five hundred dollars for a whole dump…

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