Trailers, where cn you buy them & low loading varieties?
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Trailers, where cn you buy them & low loading varieties?
Again looking long term at getting something i can or potentially at least take my car to track days etc so where can you buy trailers from, good bad or otherwise?
Also having had to wait an additional few hours at pod while the recovery folks pea'd about finally getting a proper low loader to take away a friends poorly RX7 are there any particular trailers which are good for ground clearance.
The only one my RX7 has been on a trailer attached to a car wasn't a problem but that's probably cause at the time i'd just removed the front end via a crash barrier so ground clearance wasn't an issue but normally it would so any trailer tips folks?
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Also having had to wait an additional few hours at pod while the recovery folks pea'd about finally getting a proper low loader to take away a friends poorly RX7 are there any particular trailers which are good for ground clearance.
The only one my RX7 has been on a trailer attached to a car wasn't a problem but that's probably cause at the time i'd just removed the front end via a crash barrier so ground clearance wasn't an issue but normally it would so any trailer tips folks?
Cheers
Si
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found them
easy name to remember http://www.gordonlove.co.uk/
My mate used them for a low loader and modding a transport carrier
easy name to remember http://www.gordonlove.co.uk/
My mate used them for a low loader and modding a transport carrier
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Indespension make one through another company, which is a goodun. Dunno where your local stockist is though. There's definately one in Liverpool though, as I work there
Try http://www.indespension.co.uk/hotribs_offers.htm , and go to 'business' at the top, and 'transporters' at the bottom.
Whereabouts are you anyway?
Try http://www.indespension.co.uk/hotribs_offers.htm , and go to 'business' at the top, and 'transporters' at the bottom.
Whereabouts are you anyway?
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i'm in the midlands not far from Coventry. Cheers for those links looks interesting, just gota find a price guide now so i can scare myself lol
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the rally team i help on use a PRG tilt bed trailer, its brilliant. http://www.prgtrailers.co.uk/
the other main trailer manufacturer for this aplication is brian james. http://www.brianjames.co.uk/
Both companies make superb products.
the other main trailer manufacturer for this aplication is brian james. http://www.brianjames.co.uk/
Both companies make superb products.
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Brian James Trailers are by far the best although I'm probably biased as they're good mates of mine. They also supply Indespension although I'm not sure if they're BJTs or badged Indespension.
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