CAM Superline Warrior trailer

[Blackgreyhounds]

The Warriors are great equipment haulers. Lots of guys around here (just west of York) use them especially for skid steers, mini excavators, and compact tractors.

Messick's will treat you right but why not make the short drive to the CAM manufacturing facility to check them out? They are about 1.5 hours west of you in Waynesboro. My buddy actually spec'd his trailer out through Finch's but then picked it up right from the factory.

Hmmm... Sounds interesting. They are only 1.5 hrs away. Was your buddy able to see tour the inside of the factory or did he just pick up the trailer?

 

[ruffdog]

CAM Superline Warrior trailer...........does it have a full 2" thick wood?

What type of bracing and at what spacing? 16"?

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

CAM Superline Warrior trailer...........does it have a full 2" thick wood?

What type of bracing and at what spacing? 16"?

Don't know about the decking, probably not full 2"
Cross members are 3" channel.

This model is definitely a little "trimmed" down compared with their standard angle or channel frame equipment haulers. But heck, I'm not going to be running it full time or cross country.

 

[ruffdog]

Don't know about the decking, probably not full 2"
Cross members are 3" channel.

This model is definitely a little "trimmed" down compared with their standard angle or channel frame equipment haulers. But heck, I'm not going to be running it full time or cross country.

Yes, I found that the braces are 3" channel but am still looking for wood thickness and brace spacing. I too would like a narrower trailer.

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

Tongue is 5" channel instead of 6" channel on their standard angle frame.

 

[sklunk]

Hmmm... Sounds interesting. They are only 1.5 hrs away. Was your buddy able to see tour the inside of the factory or did he just pick up the trailer?

I don't think he toured the factory but only because he wasn't really interested at the time. Give them a call and see what they say.

If you make the drive over there is another one in the same area (Bri-Mar in Chambersburg). They are more known for their dump trailers but their "EHLE" equipment trailers are supposed to be pretty reliable for lighter loads too:
EHLE Series Archives - Bri-Mar

 

[Brant]

Mine has treated pine 2x8s. Cross members are 24" on-center. Tongue is very solid with heavy bracing. Everything seems plenty ridged for my needs. More weight than you need is just a waste.

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

Mine has treated pine 2x8s. Cross members are 24" on-center. Tongue is very solid with heavy bracing. Everything seems plenty ridged for my needs. More weight than you need is just a waste.

Thanks!

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

I don't think he toured the factory but only because he wasn't really interested at the time. Give them a call and see what they say.

If you make the drive over there is another one in the same area (Bri-Mar in Chambersburg). They are more known for their dump trailers but their "EHLE" equipment trailers are supposed to be pretty reliable for lighter loads too:
EHLE Series Archives - Bri-Mar

Thanks

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

I got to tow my friend's BX about 10 miles today with the new trailer behind my Ram 1500 w/ 5.7. The trailer towed very nicely. Truck did fine too, never really broke a sweat.