Cargo/Enclosed Trailers for hauling tree gear to job sites.

[DonaldRobertson]

Do any of you tree service owners store and haul your gear to a jobsite in a cargo trailer? If not perhaps you know someone you do and what does their set up look like. Looking to get some ideas on making the inside look nice and how everyone has their trailer set up.

 

[Tom Dunlap]

jim454 does...give him a buzz.

 

[DonaldRobertson]

Pm sent to jim454

 

[AxeTree]

Cameron Lyons did.... He had everything you could want In them his were 20ft or so duel axle and had a mini skid loader in them shelves in the front for gear and saws loader and yard tools in the back

 

[familytreeman]

A few services here in Mpls use enclosed trailers for tools

The city of Mpls and some other cos Ive seen, also use box trucks. similar to delivery van with the quick driver access

 

[DonaldRobertson]

I have a plan to buy an enclosed cargo trailer next year to haul gear in and I also got the idea to make a little enclosed area inside the trailer and put a little portable toilet in there so no one would have to leave the jobsite to use the bathroom. Even a small refriderator would be nice to keep drinks and lunch cold at all times.

 

[JontreeHI]

You see a few geared-out sprinters around portland. That seems like solid plan. Just one semi-normal-sized vehicle, no extras

 

[marlinspiker]

I use a 16 foot carmate enclosed trailer for moving our mini or grinder around. It holds alot of tools and all of our alturnamats. Plus it makes a great billboard.

 

[TimberJack]

What's wrong with using the portable toilet in the back of the chip truck?

 

[Webster]

Sprinter van would be my choice. Not sure about ventilation. I have been looking at dodge pro craft gas burner.

 

[jim454]

I pm'd this to Donald and thought some of you guys might like to see it.
http://www.treebuzz.com/forum/threads/cargo-trailer.10963/