My guy.... you TOTALLY get it. This is the best leaf trailer built. Great job!

I know you are pumped for fall clean up season. It might be a good idea to add those 2x4’s along the top just to eliminate the sharp/rough edges created by the vertical posts and edges of the plywood that my wear a hole in your tarp. Your videos are always informative. I like seeing how other peoples minds work. It helps me fine tune my plans with less trial and error.

its gunna take you all of leaf season to pay for that lumber XD nice build

Nice job. You always come up with good ideas when making modifications to your equipment. Like the fuel door on your enclosed trailer. Enjoy your channel.

Appreciate the content I like to build and I am definitely going to follow your design when I get ready to spend the money! Dirty hands clean money

Your definitely ready for the leaf season now

GOOD STUFF!

Very nice looking trailer 👍

Use weather stripping in the gaps.

i just put mine on today its on a ez dump insert its still working i think its 3 years old now just been sitting out side i sprayed it with water seal make sure you do that it will make it last longer

The trailer will only fill up to the end of your hose. I think you will have issues getting a full trailer great build

When it comes time to dump, I'm assuming the door with the loader on it also opens. Will you disconnect the loader from the yellow hose on the interior of the trailer? Great video, love the detail.

In Harbor freight you can get a little bungee cords they have a little plastic Circle hanging from dance so I run my tarps in my dump truck and trailer with those So I put the little bungees in every single eye of the tarp then I put screws into the plywood and every single Bungee attaches to it so they pull really tight to keep the tarp In please but the beauty of it is that you can remove a section in a blink to throw stuff in the trailer like branches or dumping a barrel in there or if you need to jump in there to compact the leaves So you basically will have access throughout the whole trailer and they snap in those screws in no time I wish I could send you a picture

@2:25 wow wish I had went with load trail just for that reason. My 16’ PJ doesn’t.

How did it do with the dust? I currently have the 37hp Billy Goat, an with the 12/1 compaction it creates and blows a insae amount of dust up right through the mesh top. Leaves a terrible mess of dust on the ground/ more importantly the operator. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Great video.

Nice

Thank you for making these?

Great video! When I get my tip dumpster I'm following your lead to the T! Question for you, will this dump be specific to spring and fall cleanups? If not will you be taking the walls off for spring/summer months? Thanks, again great video.

Well thought out design Bud👍what interest rate did you get on the lumber loan?🤣

nice job my friend..I have similar setup with a smaller billy goat not shown set up yet..I used deck boards and a m esh tarp with two half doors similar to yours..trailer is 12'

Hi, did you use treated or non treated plywood and lumber to build your leaf box? By the way very nice setup!!!

This is great thank you! Can you share what the thickness of the playwood is? Also, is it treated?

Why did you decide to mount the bully goat onto the door closer to the road versus the curb?

Why didn’t you mount the vacuum towards the front end of the trailer ? Above the battery box.. Seems like it’s easier to unload if the vacuum isn’t near the back as it’s a dump trailer.

Thanks for sharing. How much debris do you get blown out of the back end where the mesh tarp has a gap?

Man, what a great idea; how did you attach the Billy Goat to your trailer?

What size hose do I need for the Billy goat discharge?

Nice setup. How does the door open connected to the yellow/black pipe?

What size billy goat is that?

looks dangerous.

I think it's easier to buy a trailer with higher walls than to do that

Do you have a crew or do you work alone?

Mm