Ifor williams tipper

[Rwhiteheadfirewood]

Ahh that's great news swinny thanks was a bit worried when bob said that. 

[tomm156]

why do a few people on here feel the need to bang on about cpc and taco on every trailer or truck post. if op wanted to know about taco or cpc rules he would have asked.

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[Rwhiteheadfirewood]

I'm thinking the 10x5,6 ifor would be a good choice for me as hopefully I could get 3-4 bulk bags on it and still move my bobcat around too

[briquette_seller]

9 minutes ago, Rwhiteheadfirewood said:

I'm thinking the 10x5,6 ifor would be a good choice for me as hopefully I could get 3-4 bulk bags on it and still move my bobcat around too

Ive a 10 x 5 ifor tipper. I get three bulk bags on as standard sides and with the mesh sides i can get 4 potato boxes worth tipped in which is 6.8 cubic metres

[gdh]

7 minutes ago, Rwhiteheadfirewood said:

I'm thinking the 10x5,6 ifor would be a good choice for me as hopefully I could get 3-4 bulk bags on it and still move my bobcat around too

That's what we've got, we replaced our previous one 5 years ago and both were good trailers. 

 

4 bags might be tight unless you drop to 85cm size ones.

[william127]

I had a 10x5 ifor tipper with the cage sides, a great sized multi purpose trailer. I'd love to deliver a bulk load to the tops of the cages in one but I don't think anyone round here would be prepared to pay for it!

i will be buying another when funds allow 

[woody paul]

Moving Bobcat on that type of trailer maybe difficult to get weight balance right.

[Rwhiteheadfirewood]

Thanks for replies chaps. I'd only have the normal sides as wouldn't need the mesh. The bobcat weighs 1.5 Ton reversed on right to the headboard would be fine I recon it would only get moved maximum 5 times a year about 5 miles so not far. 

[william127]

I moved my 1.5 ton digger on my tipper loads, it's a bit less stable than a flatbed and obviously nowhere near as good as a wheels on the outside plant trailer but perfectly usable for moving machines.

[woody paul]

5 minutes ago, Rwhiteheadfirewood said:

Thanks for replies chaps. I'd only have the normal sides as wouldn't need the mesh. The bobcat weighs 1.5 Ton reversed on right to the headboard would be fine I recon it would only get moved maximum 5 times a year about 5 miles so not far. 

As I said balance, you may find you have to much weight on draw bar if you back it on.