Watch out for the ones that have been "repaired". Make sure they are good welds and are also welded underneath. Unlike this one.
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Another reason to use the stake pockets instead.
Damaged flatbed spools
Discussion in 'Prime' started by skellr, Aug 5, 2012.
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It looks like they didn't even grind the old weld off before putting the new on, on the top weld, bottom wasn't touched, someone probably paid a hundred bucks for nothing, This is a good post.
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Very poor repair job
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ive seen a few trlrs like this and i agree with taildragon...sad
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They need to do a far better job. Sometimes you have no choice but to use the spools in securing.
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I had an old passmore trailer that I turned in last week. I counted atleast 10 different broken welds on that trailer. Hopefully the trailer shop fixed the welds before they turn it over to the company that already purchased it.
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Yay!!!! One more P trailer gone!!!
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exciting wonder how many they have left to get rid of...we can keep the good one though
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If they could just add more winches and tracks they wouldnt be bad trailers.
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I wonder if Reitnouer has an option for pipe spools or something stronger than a 5/16 chain. Something rounder would be nice.
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