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If you had the perfect trailer for every situation you'd have at least 3. I'd start with a 10 tonne drop side trailer of your moving Arb waste. Grain trailers are good to chip into if needed and moving smaller pieces of timber ie chogs carried out of a garden but you loose lift capacity on the larger lumps. Timber trailer is awesome for bigger or longer pieces

 

As Al mentioned look at wilsons for a complete setup or else find a tractor and take it to wilsons to have a crane put on it (if you want botex) you'll probably be looking in the region of 20-25k to put a crane on a base unit

 

Finally spend as much as you can then a little bit more

 

 

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