New ifor williams or indespension

[TRADITIONAL LOGGERS]

Graham Edwards and Bateson worth a view.

[gensetsteve]

Ifor williams proper abusable leaf springs. Indespension tiny little wheel bearings cheap rubber suspension. Ifor williams here.

[delabodge]

ifor williams,,100% biast as grew up 5miles from there depot in corwen n,wales. they ethos is top notch, employ loads of local people, and make quality strong trailers, there a success for a reason,,,, you get what you pay for,,,,(and no i dont own one)

[ghuggan]

Ifor Williams here, just replaced a 14x6,6 and in 3 years only lost £350 on it. Bought it new and granted it was in very good nick but still very pleased. My advice would be to go Ifor Williams. Won't have anything else.

[M1keyh]

Ifor every time, loads stronger and more hardwearing that any other trailer

[Matthew Arnold]

We have a Wessex 8x6 caged tipper and an Ifor 17ft low loader beaver tail for the the tractor. The Ifor just needed its first pair of deck board in 15 years which says alot. Looking at another couple of Ifor Williams of varying sizes for our verge cutting teams.

Edited December 12, 2013 by Matthew Arnold

[mowingjamie]

i had the ifor williams gd105 and its still the best trailer i have ever towed, built like a tank and after owning it for 2 years managed to sell it for more than i payed for it! didnt even have to spend a penny on it while i had it either! Only swapped it as needed the flatbed for forklift loading other wise i would still have it now. Ifor Williams vote here without question.

[TreeswingerPerth]

We had a indespension trailer and ifor williams at the same time , the build quality on the ifor is much better , so now we only buy ifors , hold their price too .

[dexta]

Don't think you can beat an ifor Williams flat bed .if you go down the plant trailor route and you put any thing loose in it like chip you can't drop the sides so all has to be shoveled out the back

[jakey boy]

hi im looking for a 8x5 ifor tipper with caged sides if anyone knows of one for sale in the Norfolk area .cheers.