I was searching the internet and came across this.Low Cost Portable Storage Containers, Roll-off Dumpsters & Trailers For Sale | Stow-N-Tow.com
Its seems that is could be very spendy but it looks kinda cool.
Do any of you guys have this?
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I was searching the internet and came across this.Low Cost Portable Storage Containers, Roll-off Dumpsters & Trailers For Sale | Stow-N-Tow.com
Its seems that is could be very spendy but it looks kinda cool.
Do any of you guys have this?
Hi. I build rolloff trucks & trailers. I am trying to download some pictures from the computer, but seems like you have to go through the web.
Ideal, I think you have to have a certain number of posts before you can post pictures. A lot of us use photobucket to post pictures from, seems to work the easiest.
It sure looks cool and pretty professional. I had considered using these to build my scrap business but found other containers that are much more friendly to my clients and way cheaper too.Quote:
Originally Posted by WMSTR
Roll off containers or something else?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tcgs
The suspense is killing me.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Tcgs
Had a 20ft rolloff trailer built for a customer in San Diego. 2nd day he called and had 14 tons of scrap steel in the box, plus the box weight. 3 weeks he called up and put almost 42,000lbs of scrap glass plus the box weight on the trailer. He was 10 tons over weight. Pulling with a Chev 1 ton dually. Talk about a boy doing a mans job. Imagine the fine if he got caught. He said he only had to tow a mile and a half. At least I know it could do it. 2 x 16k axles, GX390 Honda engine, hydraulic cylinder reeving winch with 3/4" cable. Still cannot post pictures.
Get an account on Photobucket or one of the other sites and then you upload to them and it's a simple "copy and paste" to here.Quote:
Still cannot post pictures.