Poly Dump Trailer Liner???

[Dougster]

How about you just spray some used motor oil in your bed before loading it? and it would keep rust down at same time LOL

Good Lord Jim... Maybe you are cheaper than me after all!

Dougster

 

[civesnedfield]

Personally I like Jim's idea. Right now I have one 15 gal drum I can let ya have. In about a week or so when I do the first service I ought to have another 15 to 20 gals you can have. I could let you have it all at a good price too.

 

[civesnedfield]

Hey I just read Jim's thread on preserving the deck boards on his trailer. I think he is onto something here. Used motor oil might just turn into the next product like Simple Green. It works good for everything

 

[MrJimi]

I'll bet it wouldn't take half a quart to spray the bed of his trailer with a fine mist !!
Thanks Civesneldfield

 

[civesnedfield]

I'll bet it wouldn't take half a quart to spray the bed of his trailer with a fine mist !!
Thanks Civesneldfield

Wow, you know with the oil I am willing to sell him, Doug will have enough on hand to spray down his dump trailer once a day for a year with a little left over. The extra is just in case he has to work a weekend or too.

 

[Dougster]

I'll bet it wouldn't take half a quart to spray the bed of his trailer with a fine mist !! Thanks Civesneldfield

Wow, you know with the oil I am willing to sell him, Doug will have enough on hand to spray down his dump trailer once a day for a year with a little left over. The extra is just in case he has to work a weekend or too.

You two characters are just too funny! Go ahead and make your fun at the expense of the poor, old Dougster! But you are missing the point (and if I misled you, I apologize). This is all about protecting the dump trailer bed from demo debris going into the trailer... not coming out of it. Well, the latter too... but mainly I am looking for protection for stuff (read: busted up concrete, steel and stone) that I'm moving into the dump trailer with my FEL, grapple or backhoe. I can only get so close and so low before I have to release it into the trailer. THUD!!! Trust me, that 1/8" (3/16"???) thick trailer bed is not going to last very long in that kind of service without some serious added protection.

Dougster

 

[MrJimi]

Dougster, post my PM to you here, That will help heaps

 

[civesnedfield]

You two characters are just too funny! Go ahead and make your fun at the expense of the poor, old Dougster! But you are missing the point (and if I misled you, I apologize). This is all about protecting the dump trailer bed from demo debris going into the trailer... not coming out of it. Well, the latter too... but mainly I am looking for protection for stuff (read: busted up concrete, steel and stone) that I'm moving into the dump trailer with my FEL, grapple or backhoe. I can only get so close and so low before I have to release it into the trailer. THUD!!! Trust me, that 1/8" (3/16"???) thick trailer bed is not going to last very long in that kind of service without some serious added protection.

Dougster

Come on Doug you know that we all like to make jokes at your expense.
I think you have too choices if you are trying to protect the trailer from the dreaded THUDDDDD A) don't drop it so far B) Plate the bottom of the trailer. Some nice 3/4" plate ought to take care of it.

 

[Dougster]

Come on Doug you know that we all like to make jokes at your expense. I think you have too choices if you are trying to protect the trailer from the dreaded THUDDDDD A) don't drop it so far B) Plate the bottom of the trailer. Some nice 3/4" plate ought to take care of it.

Always trying to sell the steel... aren't we Ed??? Aren't you ever off the clock???

Dougster

 

[Dougster]

Dougster, post my PM to you here, That will help heaps

Now I'm confused Jim... Which one???

Dougster