michael N123
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Do them sides come off to make a flat bed looks a hell of a lot better than most drop side trailers I’ve used
Best farm all round dump trailer.
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Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
If you attempt to put 10 ton of chippings on our 10 ton drop side it will be pissing off the sides, but you can get 12-14t of horrible heavy old mucky clay sub soil on no sweat.
- Location
- North West
Couldn’t say but I’ll ask the question next time I speak to him.
It looked smart in black but I remember the back door didn’t have a lock on it or something?
Finn farmer
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9,9m³ as seen, 19m³ with extra boards and 36,2m³ with silage boards. Hydraulic damping on tow bar, up to 710/50 R26,5 tyres. Fenders available. Don't know about price, probably 25k€'ish nowadays. 
icanshootwell
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- Location
- Ross-on-wye
Yes, also has a 4 ft extension which makes it a 20 ft , can be a bit heavy sometimes.
Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
Only spotted that after looking again, looks neat. How does it work with the hydraulic back door with the removable sides? Pipes on couplings? I've always thought about how a hydraulic up and over back door would work on a trailer that you can dismantle.
icanshootwell
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- Location
- Ross-on-wye
Had the choice of either a hydraulic back door or a manual, hydraulic is not to bad to take off, has some couplings just underneath, probably have the sides off once a year to help with silage bales, takes about 30 minutes to lift them all off and slide the extension on. It does utilise the trailer. Cost just over 11 k 10 years ago. Prices gone up a bit since then.
