Hey I need this done Where are you

Stephen Mitchell do you have a video or photos of your equipment? I'd like to see it 👍

That's all trucking they want it in a place only a horse and buggy can get into butt a truck put it in their the 1st time do you should not have a problem L.o.l.

Where are you located

NorCalGenetics Physics.

@NorCalGenetics You can move a container by hand if 98% of the weight is being supported by the trailer.

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It was a short trip, low speed.

That parkmodel looks like a 60'

The corners of the container slide on the metal sides of the trailer.

Not usually... It was a short trip that day and leaving the overhang made for a quicker offload

My friend has a 40 ft container they need moving today. It looks easy with the right equipment.

Send an email with details of the request to titanictrailerservices@gmail.com

Alright I have sent in the email with better context

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Take a look at all of my container hauling videos on Titanic trailer services KZfaq channel. There's a few that I show how to offload 20s

At that time I was using a 17,500 lb winch. I would recommend a 20,000 lb winch if you have a choice. More capacity is better 😎👍

@@TitanicTrailerServices Awesome! Good thing I didn't install the one I have, it is only 13k capacity

I have my setup going, but still continue to straggle with the winch. My batteries are in the side compartment similar to yours somewhat in the middle of the trailer, I instal 0-2 gage wire with a fuse from the batteries to the winch, but when this comes to pull the container up sounds like the batteries doesn't have juice to do the work a doesn't pulls, but the hydraulic dovetail works great up and down even with a 40ft container on it! do you have separate batteries for the hydraulic dovetail and for the winch? What Im assuming is that there is too much distance for the power to travel from the batteries to the winch?

@@franciscolomeli72 On both my trailers have a direct line from the truck's battery in the front to the back of the truck, and have quick connects to connect the trailer to that line. I find when I'm using the winch a lot battery power alone is not enough. Having it directly connected to the truck helps the trailer battery regenerate between uses and keeps a constant supply of power to the winch when it's under heavy load.

Probably around 4 ft

We are located in Canada and don't operate in Florida. The cost to move a shipping container would be up to the transporter. Our pricing would be between $390 - $540 + tax for a local transport (tilt and load service). Pricing of other service providers may be different

Tie off to a tree piece of heavy equipment and other truck if it's available. Worst case scenario I just call a local tow company to bring a truck to tie off to.

And if worse comes to worst I could always do a reverse winch with a snatch block

@@TitanicTrailerServices I kinda of have an idea in how to reverse winch with snatch blocks, but if you don't mind would you share how you do this reverse process? Thank you!

@@franciscolomeli72 there isn't room to do a reverse winch with this trailer If I had a center track that was recessed into the deck I could run a line to the tail and using a snatch block run the cable back to the front of the container and reverse winch it that way. For this trailer, we just anchor to something and pull it back about 10'

@@TitanicTrailerServices got it and make sense. Mine is the same thing, but the way I am thinking to do this is by running the winch line through the container front hole and bring it back to the middle of the trailer, then use one of the round members on the side of the trailer (I don't know how those are call) Then bring the hook to the front of the container and start the reverse process. I just brought the trailer last night and haven't put this in practice yet, I ust want to be prepared for deliveries in the middle of nowhere!

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Anchor to something heavy... A tree, a truck or piece of equipment... Worst case scenario, call a tow truck for assistance

The trailer is 48 ft long total (40' deck) I usually tell customers to allow for 120' total to alllow for easy loading

@@TitanicTrailerServices Thankyou for the reply, I meant how much space do you leave between the front of the container and the gooseneck. I.e 40’ deck, If you left 5’ then it could be done with a 35’ deck.

@@Toolingabout a 35-ft trailer could physically transport a 40-ft container. It would all depend on how much overhang you're allowed in your area.

It keeps the lights on 😎

At the 2:40 point, probably around 7'

@@TitanicTrailerServices on the drop down portion of the trailer, what do you have on it for the container to slide that easy/smooth besides the side rails?

@@franciscolomeli72 just the rails, the containers slide pretty well... Metal on metal. If it's a difficult recovery I'll grease the rails to make it easier and quicker

Depending on the weight yes it's possible

if you are a big enough boy.

🤦🏾‍♂️😂... I'll try to remember to do the next one without music 😂

OK BiITCH. oh, where is your video? not the one with your girlfriend, she taped over it with big Johnson today... I'm big Johnson.

If you're in the US you may be able to find companies that rent gooseneck hotshot trailers. You may have to Google it to find a local rental place. In Ontario where I'm based, I don't know of any companies that rent Gooseneck flatbed trailers

@@TitanicTrailerServices it don’t seem to be none in the US either. Thank you for responding

@@battle1501 try Nationwide trailers or Big trailer rentals. Both are located in Texas. Those are the only rental companies I know that rent gooseneck flatbed trailers. Keep in mind they're not shipping container trailers. Where are you located?

@@TitanicTrailerServices Louisiana

@@TitanicTrailerServices I know they are not the usual chassis. I’m looking for something I load myself. I’m trying to avoid hiring a crane guy

Around 8500 lbs

Yes, it's an empty container

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