Blue Line trailers

[felixthelogchopper]

Anybody had any experience of these, please?

[karl1991]

Anybody had any experience of these, please?

Friend of mine had a small unbraked one with mesh sides and drop down ramp.

 

Only things that went wrong were the uprights for the mesh sides broke causing them to become loose, and rattling and banging like hell.

 

And the axle broke, but that was purely because of weight. A pallet of rock salt 😂

 

 

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[tomlt]

Yep ive got one , 1300kg gross single axel 8 x 4 with cage and ramp. I only live about 7 miles from the factory and went up there for a good look round before i bought, compared to everything else i looked at for the same money this won hands down and ive had some serious weight in mine without issues....

 

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[kinderscout]

Bought this from phoenix trailers 9 by 4

[Moony]

Just about to finish building this from scratch, small 6x4 unbraked.

[Marko]

How does a home made trailer get type approval? Can't imagine they are exempt.

[Moony]

Doesn't need it, as long as you know your weights and calculate the payload your ok. This will be the 6th one I've built , the only law I am aware of is that you can no longer use vehicle parts for the running gear. You MUST use purpose made suspension & wheels, these are 750kg (per pair) so all I will do when finished is have it weighed, then deduct the trailer weight from 750kg and what is left is your payload! I admit this one has ended up a fair bit heavier than I anticipated but it's solid, and I will only be using it for mowers, blowers and small shredder/chipper not big limbs or chunks of timber.

[woodworm]

I used to have an 8x4 blueline plant trailer, best towing trailer I have ever owned including about 3 Ifor's. As long as you keep to their payload limits they are brilliant.