Enclosed trailers?

[PapaPerk]

If you have the extra time and don't mind the work, there are some good deals to be found on used trailers. As others have said, check it out good and know what you are buying. Here's a few pictures of an older trailer that's being rebuilt. We just shot the walls and roof with 1" of closed cell foam to add some much needed insulation. Once the inside wall are installed, it will be ready for its new life. <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/trailers-transportation/421387-enclosed-trailers-cfs-012-jpg"/> <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/trailers-transportation/421388-enclosed-trailers-cfs-013-jpg"/>

Very interested in how you install new walls! Also how to did you spray foam it?

 

[AGRIMAN]

Do you shoot the walls from cans or a commercial spray gun?

Sorry, it's been a long day. We sprayed it with commercial spray foam equipment. The pictures I posted earlier (8 x 28 enclosed trailer) is our new commercial spray foam rig. I guess it's hard to know what's inside unless your familar with foam. We plan to have the trailer warped, but just have stopped to have it done yet. We can spray both open and closed cell foam along with polyurea's.


The system is completely self-contained inside the trailer. I have added a few pictures of the inside and the equipment.


Back half.


Reactor, Pumps, Hoses.


Front Half. Diesel Generator


Compressor, Dryer,

 

[AGRIMAN]

Very interested in how you install new walls! Also how to did you spray foam it?

It was easy really. This walls and roof structure of this trailer is built out of 1" square tubing. We just removed the old inside walls (Wood) and sprayed the foam against the inside of the outer metal sheets. Once finished, we replaced with new material screwing it back to the 1” tubing.

 

[ultrarunner]

Not a lot of foam work where I am and don't know anyone that has had it done...

Thanks for the explanation... I imagine the foam also locks everything in place?

 

[terryknight]

i know it's late, but i finally remember to not only take the camera out to the farm but to take photos. I'm sorry so here's hoping better late than never