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What size trailer

Randy Borio

Randy Borio

New member
I'm a truck mounted guy now was a trailer guy before. Until you get up to 20 ft or bigger it's kinda like owning a boat, no matter what size you have you always want 2 ft bigger. Get the biggest trailer you can pull with your truck. Just remember if you going to be doing residential bigger isn't always better. you may end up backing out of a neighborhood because there isn't enough room to turn around or get backed in or out of the driveway.
 
Randy Borio

Randy Borio

New member
That should be plenty big. We have 2 machines (1 hot 1 cold soon to be 2 hots no cold) a 275 gal buffer tank ,2 surface cleaners, an 80 gal chem tank, 300' of pressure hose, and 100' of water hose in a 16' box truck. I wish it was 5' bigger but this size lets us go any where we need to go.
 
David Besse

David Besse

New member
I prefer open/flat trailers, but enclosed would be great to help protect your equipment from weather, theft.. etc. I guess it all depends on how much equipment you have.
 
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