Atlas Trailers

[Michael C]

Is the Atlas trailer manufactured in the UK?

[Steve Bullman]

its american

[tommer9]

I cannot understand comments about towing better than ifors? How do you know, and how is it possible....they are identical to each other:confused1:

[Dean Lofthouse]

Any trailer tows well if loaded right

[madmatt]

Any trailer tows well if loaded right

 

True Dean! but i do find some trailers with indespension unit axles don't tow at all well empty! We have a brand new Ifor tipper at work it is superb makes some jobs so easy.

[18 stoner]

I cannot understand comments about towing better than ifors? How do you know, and how is it possible....they are identical to each other:confused1:

 

My comment was about my trailer, its a Graham Edwards:thumbup:

 

Any trailer tows well if loaded right

 

Unloaded, Ifors are horrible! They need a nice amount of weight on before they are smooth too!

 

Approx 90% of trailers spend as much time empty being towed as fully loaded, therefore empty ride quality is important too. A trailer that bangs, yucks and rattles is not for me im afraid.

[Dean Lofthouse]

I have those high pressure tyres on mine 95 psi and empty it does bounce about a bit

[gensetsteve]

I cant fault the ifor for towing never towed the others. I have towed stuff with rubber suspension ie bateson and dont want anymore of that. The ifor may clatter when empty but as long as they dont shake my vehicle I am happy.

[Dean Lofthouse]

as long as they dont shake my vehicle I am happy.

 

Dont buy a tri axle then, mine shook the towbar off my Landcruiser

[Big 'Ammer]

I'd agree with 18 Stoner.

 

I have an Ifor and its functional and well built.

 

I used to have a Graham Edwards and it was far better to tow, empty or full.

 

I would have had another G E , but got a really good deal on the Ifor and the trade in.

 

I assumed it would tow just as well, but it doesn't, so I'm stuck with the Ifor.

 

If I used it every day, I would definately have spent more and bought a Graham Edwards.