I was Looking for new Trailers and this guy STUNNED me! I got MAD enough to walk away. PLUS 3 VERY Cool new trailers! One Folds like a transformer. And fits in the corner of a garage.
That freaking guy blew a phenomenal chance of free advertising to your audience. Absolutely unbelievable, keep doing what you do...I love your content!
@@landscapingspecialist good idea but I dont think that would be a good choice of profession if that were the case 🤔 haha. I'd maybe choose something with a little less publicity.
Wow, Floe could have shown off their trailers to 17,000+ people in one shot. I think if I owned the company, I'd be looking for a salesman with a little more knowledge of how technology works today.
It always amazes me when I've encountered these kinds of sales staff that just don't see the potential benefit of "controlling the message" by giving you an informative, easy to understand breakdown of thier product, in a professional but otherwise friendly manner and are willing to answer any and all kinds of questions no matter how silly it might seem, all to ensure the potential buyer has all the information they need.... just like every single one of the other sales people Stanley spoke to did, before Don came on the scene. I used to be a salesman and the moment you said "maybe you'd like to give us more information about the product" and he said "no I'm not sure I want to" I was like - he should be fired. The right answer was "absolutely sir, it would be my pleasure and thanks for giving me the opportunity to showcase our fine trailers for you and your audience". I've forwarded this YT to Floe International with a tweet, be interesting if they respond or reach out to you Stanley.
He is afraid he will creatively edit and twist his words. E.g., if he ever answers NO or YES, he could splice the question to make it look bad. Do you have a QC issue- "YES!" Bottom line, he does not trust this guy or his motives.
The FLOE trailer guy being that cagey because of a camera causes me to wonder two things. 1. What have they been caught on camera lying about before? 2. What are they trying to hide? Those are the only two logical reasons someone wouldn't want to pitch their product to 650,000 subscribers.
The Floe interaction just proves that some presidents of companies are so far removed from their customer and the market that they do more harm than good and are way over paid. This president should hire a good marketing manager and let them do their job.
So after seeing the floe guy, every time I see them trailers I’ll think of that jackass. I wish you would’ve never blurred his face out when you do that. I feel like you shouldn’t even show the video.
They went from having an awesome lead source generator with entire groups of people interested in buying these products, to the same group of people who now will think twice and buy somewhere else a little more friendlier and helpful. That was a lot of fear on display. That reaction tells me that if I bought one of their trailers, once the sale was done, nothing but crickets would be heard.
I'm glad I saw this video. I know this is over a year old, but I "WAS" looking at Floe Trailers for a new project that I had fell into and thought they were a good fit. This representative made me realize I don't want to do business with them because of his attitude. Never the less I went with another company and ecstatic that I did. Thank you Dirt Monkey for saving me a bundle.
This guy and his demeanor makes me want to avoid his company. Seems to me he wasn't comfortable speaking about the features and benefits of his product to 650k people that are certainly his target consumers for one of two reasons: either his product doesn't have many features and benefits over his competitors or he BS's to the public about his product at these trade shows. Either way, his attitude makes it out like he doesn't want any wide visibility on what he does. Marketing fail. Stan's reaction (super cordial and even gives the rep another shot to regroup and try again) amplifies how bad the rep's interaction was. I would be surprised if the company doesn't reach out to Stan, after marketing does their "due diligence" lol Great video as always, Stan!
To be fair, he didn't know upwards of a million views were incoming. Stan could have been some rando jackass with ten subscribers for all he knew. He could have looked him up, and found out in five seconds though lol
Wow. That was a horrible experience and interaction with both of those representatives. I rewatched it several times because I could not believe it. You did a good job on keeping your cool.
When the owner watches this video and realizes his employee just made his product look bad on the most popular RU-vid channel in his field, that employee will be fired. If not, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree and their marketing failures will continue - which is the demise of any business.
I went from "OH cool trailer! I wanna know more and may get one. To SCREW THAT PLACE AND THAT GUY", real fast. He acted like, youtube?! What is this witchcraft you speak of? Their loss for not seeing the big picture.
Did trade shows for about 30 years and would have been thrilled to have an opportunity to share my products/ solutions with social media / Hell man you’re doing all the work. Those guys blew it . That’s why I was there …
@@Dirtmonkey Typical useless trash people thinking they got authority. Literally Depression just hit in the USA and this idiot is giving hard time to potential buyers....wow. Gas prices going to 6$ + dollars or more per gallon and complete crash of the bitcoin (down to 5k each projected). Love your videos 😂
@@tombrandt9406 You have it backwards, the folding trailer guy is a marketer but what they need at a show is a sales rep. He lost it when he folded his arms, that shows a lack of confidence, and you can't sell something like that.
You always do a good job testing and showing us new products, would have been nice to see what they had to offer offer but hey it’s their loss and I won’t go looking them up just because of how they acted it’s almost as if they were hiding something, your the reason why tools ,equipment we wouldn’t consider buying or know about eventually end up in our hands
I guess that makes me one of the 650 thousand "people" who have now done my diligence and think they have something they are hiding and wouldn't buy even a trailer light from them now.
@@KlockoFett Yep, but can you also imagine putting a skid steer snow blade down on that plastic when it's 10 below out. Or, how about having to walk on that plastic if the skid steer leaked a little hydraulic oil? Not sure if it will cause a person to break their neck but doing my diligence (like the man said), tells me that it might. What a wiener! I mean whiner.. lol Stan, you should make a special edition shirt that says, "Just say no to Floe".. I can't say you'd sell 650k of them but I know for sure you could sell 1. To see one of THEIR youtube videos.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1OE1fntemIQ.html.. Hilariously, the theme is that "there is always a better way" Here is what they say about what happened with Dirt Monkey.. FLOE International 1 hour ago From Don at FLOE. We were exhibiting at a wholesale show where manufacturers interact with current and prospective dealer partners. We hadn’t had any prior discussion or insight with this potential video opportunity.
14:05 😂😂😂 I was getting torqued right there with you. Those fellas were a little too big for their britches. It's just a trailer guys! Don't you want to sell a boatload of them?!?
Why was he so concerned that Stan makes money off his videos? It almost was like he was looking for a way to profit off it and if he couldn't weasel something out of it then he wasn't "interested". Well, there actually was a way to profit from Stans video but he was so concerned about what someone else might be earning that he couldn't focus on making anything himself. 😃
Those trailers are top secret information. Not just anyone can walk up and take pictures….. oh, wait…. that’s the whole point of the trade show, my bad
Had a Aluminum trailer once before and never again , everywhere there was a Bolt running through Aluminum after 1 year the bolts wobbled the hole bigger and became unsafe . No matter the size they are to light and bounce down the road. Steal and heavy is the best .
I really don’t know what Grade the Aluminum was but was pretty much built with 1 1/2” to 6” steel bolts , it looked nice but after 1 years use it started making more noise going down the road hauling a Side By Side, you could grab most Bolts and shake them side to side ! Even in the thick wall tubbing on the under carriage the bolts Wobbled the holes ! Never really over loaded it or abused it but chuck holes in roadway or dirt roads pot holes really took a ponding on the Aluminum! After 1 year half use as is trailer I took it back to the Dealer that sold me the Side By Side and Trailer , the owner had the same thoughts as I , he said it’s not right and told me to leave it here so he can get the Trailer shop owner up to look at it , a week went by and received and call from Bike Shop , he said the owner won’t take it back and stuck it on the bike shop since they sold it to me !!! 1 day went by and received a call back from bike shop , the owner said he will give me 100 percent refund WOW cool . All said and done he dose not sell any more Aluminum Bike Trailers anymore !!! So if a guy picks one up used Aluminum Trailer make sure you check for out of round Bolt Holes !
I guess the "Marketing man" was not so good at marketing. 😂 "I'm on RU-vid, this is my audience", reply "I don't know what that is". What? Welcome to marketing prior to 2005. Sounds like someone isn't very trained in marketing for 2021. I usually all for the new / little guy in a market but with that kind of attitude, I have a tough time wishing him luck. Thanks for sharing. Many creators I follow wouldn't have even showed that much but for me it helps to see what you as a creator actually go through. Often the poor experiences are more valuable than the positive. I really appreciate that you include stuff most wouldn't.
@@OrionRoen Precisely. That interaction is nothing but warning flags, bells, all of it. Might be a fine trailer but I wouldn't give it a second look after that interaction.
I was almost interested in the Floe product - but a company that feels like they have to manipulate the media is not a company you want to work with. Sales guy do enough manipulation in just what information they share and don't share, but to try to put a choke hold on it, scummy and scammy. I am fascinated by that Adapt-X trailer.
Please don't let the actions of "Don" skew your interest in FLOE's products. FLOE employs many hard working folk in northern Minnesota. They would certainly appreciate your support of a purchase.
@@mikeruthford7849 Those workers should come together and hold him accountable. If Don owns the company, then they should quit and start their own trailer business together as he is clearly not a decent person to be around.
I’m really late here, but “you do that. Do your diligence. Smart man” is perhaps top 10 funniest RU-vid moments. Especially with your smirk. Thank you.
I am more inclined to purchase ANY of the other manufacturers trailers than one from Floe. If their marketing is that bad then what kind of quality are the trailers they make? Even if it’s top notch, the attitude of the employees, that one in particular, makes me look elsewhere.
The employees that manufacture FLOE products are cringing at Don's etiquette. Please reconsider the FLOE brand on account of the quality and hard work that they put into those products.
@@mikeruthford7849 guess Don hasn’t learned how to go with the Floe. Please let him know he’s been nominated for the Tool of the Year award, and it’s not for his trailer
@@njmallday And ensured that anybody who saw this will think twice about his products, and lost thousands of possible customers. He kinda shot himself in the foot lol
Thanks Don...if people can't talk freely about their products then I'm not spending any money on them...Keep shinning the light...I love your content! Cheers!!
I personally think he should have said he was a trailer spy and he now had enough information on his camera to bring their company to its knees. Then laughed like a mad man.
@@thegrimyeaper "I'm recording this for a research group in China interested in stealing all your trade secrets and duplicating your design for a fraction of the cost." Honestly, their design getting ripped off was probably the main source of fear.
Not the best salesmen oof 😬. Thats really unfortunate for them. The others understood even if you dont like to be on camera this is your opportunity to reach way further than the trade show. Sales lost for sure just with the bad attitude but also the lost opportunity to hype their product. How would the customer service be if the sales people have this much attitude?
More views on this site in one day than people that came through the trade show in person. Sorry Floe, I would have been interested in the polymer trailer and only became aware after this video.
no sure isnt but the other guys were glade be on you tube i know if i had a manufacturing company id be enjoying being on you tube wich is fun plus helps gets business growing and eduction too
Thanks for showing us the trade show for trailer. Blown away by the reaction of the Floe Trailer Co. Rep. What a good ball! Good job exposing these guys. I am very certain if they behave this way a a show that is ment yo show case equipment, you don't want to ever do business with them. They'd be crooks for certain. They were laime!
That guy was FLOE Trailers president Don VanderMey ??? WOW, that company deserves to go out of business!!! WHAT A TOOL, I'll never consider one of their products again!. This shows EXACTLY why company principals (owners) should NEVER be allowed onto the sales floor! That's why SALES PROFESSIONALS are hired to facilitate that aspect of the business! On behalf of EVERY OTHER Minnesota citizen, WE APOLOGIZE on Mr. Vandermey's behalf !!!
I have a Floe snowmobile trailer and it's a well made trailer! This video doesn't give me a good feeling if I would need any customer service from them though! I will also say that you have to be cautious about everything these days, because you never know what kind of scam someone is trying to pull and you can't blame him for being cautious. With that being said and you telling him what was going on, on & off camera, that guy blew his opportunity to showcase his products to a huge audience for free! On top of it made him and his company look bad. I'm betting he'd be offended if you started asking him financial questions about his business, but he apparently didn't think it was an issue asking you those questions. WOW!
Can't believe how tight arse that person was he is trying to advertise his trailer but don't want to give others to show there trailer. That's how they don't make the money. Great videos keep doing what your doing.
He’s probably the owners nephew, because he certainly isn’t a salesman. I owned a marketing firm, been to more of these shows than I care talk about and that guy did unimaginable damage to his brand by acting that way. You can have hundreds of satisfactory experiences with a product and nobody will likely hear about it, but one terrible experience will be noted and recounted many times. Marketing 101
@@Dirtmonkey Stan, last night they had 454 views on their latest video, with multiple comments and even 2 responses from Don, the Chief Marketing Officer. This morning, there are over 56K views, and only 3 comments. They obviously scrubbed his response, and ALL of the negative comments, apparently trying to do damage control. Next step is for them to turn the comments off. If you can, tell Don to pound sand, there's no way I would do business with that company after this interaction, and how they handle the heat they get from your viewers.
Gracious , does that chap not have RU-vid . Everyone surely would see a conversation with you as a positive , even he didn’t actually watch your particular channel . I am always impressed with your calm cool responses .
As of now. There are 58 comments on this video and I’ve only seen one where the guy is standing up for the salesman. So I’m pretty sure Flow trailers will end up hearing about their terrible decision of a salesman one way or another.
With everything going with social media right now you guys can’t wrap your heads around why they want to know who’s promoting their equipment really? Clearly most of you have never been Business owners.
People are afraid of cameras. Every one loves to act like they are in charge. Many more accommodating manufacturers out there . Good Job shedding light on this one.
Sooo, I almost never comment on these things, finally do with a sweeping generalization about a guy I don't know, and I see that the guy apologized later on. Moral to the story, better to remain quiet and look smart than to speak and prove it aint so. The guys I knew would never apologize even with the evidence in front of them. Good on him for owning up to it.
Wow! I've had similar things happen before and it's always super awkward...mainly for them. I always say "they either get it or they don't.....and if they don't, it's a big loss on their end". Cheers brother
The situation was a little awkward, only because I think we're all embarrassed for the president's ignorance, but Stan handled it very smoothly live. What is the company president doing at the trade show if he isn't willing to pitch the product to hundreds of thousands of potential customers?
The whole time I was watching the video, I was thinking how lucky each company was to get so much free advertising. Then the last guy looks a gift horse in the mouth. That was painful to watch
I expected the next words out of that guy's mouth to be like, "I don't know what this MeTube is all about but it's illegal to film me without my permission." He seems destined to stay in charge of A very small plastic trailer company.
It’s funny how that one guy is the only one that doesn’t want a RU-vidr to help plug. We as consumers and customers wonder what is he hiding or what is he not up to date with how things are sold these days.
He probably didn't want to thinking you would try to tarnish his name. That's the only possible thing I could think off lol. I mean why wouldn't you want to.
You can tell a lot about company culture from their employees. I bet their customer service is bad too. No purchase from me. That transformer trailer was the highlight of the show IMO.
The transformer trailer is reasonably. Bing searching for a trail to carry our kayaks. If you price the Yakima kayak trailer you'll find this a steal. I gotta check it out. Thanks for putting it out there!!
Love the trailer content Stan! Ps; Not sure where this guy thought he was….but the ENTIRE idea of a trade show is to allow manufacturers to get their product out there, photos, video, word-of-mouth. And in this digital age we’re in, what you were doing is exactly what participants of the trade show want.
I have to shake scratch my head. Did they just turned down free advertising? Maybe he should of done his due diligence as he said, and checked him out. Instead he checked himself out! Out of publicity. SMH
If I was running marketing at Floe I'd have some words for those guys for sure. Shame because those polymer dump trailers are great trailers my friend has one and i've seen it in action.
@@jonnyonwheels Yea, once he realized Stan is RU-vid Famous and tons of angry people commenting on their FaceBook Business group page. Once $$$ was on the line, he groveled and apologize. Don't expect to get the same treatment if you are an average joe.
Wow, you try to give that company free advertising for a trailer and they get in your face for doing them a favor. I can't imagine what I'd do if I had to deal with their customer service
@@Dirtmonkey your awfully nice to give him the benefit of the doubt but I am pretty convinced that this is his every day character shown at his finest. LOL
What a genius lol This day and age I'd think someone might expect this at any trade show, SEMA or any of that! I've had similar reactions from folks in the past at trade shows....frustrating to the point that I just don't go much anymore
Stoney Ridge, did you ever finish your dads Jeep? I need to go back to watching your channel. I recently bought a new motorcycle so my interest has turned to those videos. That being said, this is why HD or Indian or any other manufacturer invites the RU-vidrs on demonstration rides cause they know biased videos will go out to be seen by 10’s of thousands of people who are interested in that product instead of paying for expensive TV commercial’s that every one will either FF through or get another beer from the fridge. BTW- thanks for talking to the guy with the fold up trailer. I have limited space in my garage and those will fit nicely.
@@davidhempsted9081 Hi David, Don't laugh but Harbor Freight had had foldable 4 foot X 8 foot trailers for years. I bought my son in law one last year and we put it together in an afternoon. I admit I was impressed with the build quality. They have two versions, I got the more expensive one. It was only like $30 or $40 more and had a higher load capacity. It had Carlisle tires and brand name hubs. It was only about $400 bucks. If you don't need a BIG trailer, it's pretty darn good. He took it from TN to NY right after he got it and had used it a lot since then.
Wow.. Just wow ! My first impression of the small floe trailer was " we could really use 10 of those for our landscaping business" then that total and complete disaster rep from Floe pulled his power trip and our short lived desire to buy these went " POOF " . Can you imagine trying to deal with this little Hitler ? Ill let other know about this.
Normally these trade shows have the higher up people at these companies too, so it's probably a good reflection of the customer service you'd expect to get.
Little late to chime in here - but as a small business owner I never missed an opportunity to advertise, market and promote our brand whenever we could - and blurred face guy certainly missed an opportunity.
Hi Stan! Long time follower here... we have learned so much from you and appreciate you and your content! My husband has been researching trailers for a few months now and Floe was one of the top ones he was considering due to durability. I just sent him this video and didn't say anything. He responded back and said "The list just got smaller...took Floe off." I'm so glad we saw this now. Blur face guy needs to get caught up with the times and should have seen your interaction as an opportunity and a blessing for the exposure. Big mistake...huge. God bless!
I'm looking for trailer n just from the guys action won't even consider looking further Into there products sure there better companies n trailers on Market
@@thresh9606 why? Just because they realized they pulled an amber and 💩 the bed? I don't have a RU-vid channel with 10m subs. I'm gonna get the random guy off the street treatment, not the celebrity RU-vidr one.
@@TheBrothergreen they were confused and rightfully so ngl kinda weird to be taking b roll shots of some random booth. dude doesnt want his idea stolen so fair enough.
I always feel like any company that wants that much control of content has something to hide, either by omission or manipulation. Apparently, they've failed or refuse to recognize that trailer manufacturing and sales is a very crowded and competitive market space with no shortage of innovations and inventory.
@@bryanrussell6679 normally I would agree with you..buttt...it was 2 guys not just 1..but any company that would be lawyer wanna be...well..all I have to say is to not attend those shows..and that company has no rights to not want video in public viewing...when you step in public view, by your own choices...yeah..they are opening pandoras box for lawsuits.. And I can guarantee you that they had cameras recording Dirt Monkey...see how that works???😁🤯🤔😹😹😹😹
OR here's a thought, Maybe they are brand new in the game coming out with something never heard or seen before, That they think they need to be extremely cautious about who they show there product to before they get it out. They might be naive enough, Thinking they are in a place only for contractors and benefactors. Thinking it's all confidential, until they can get it up and running full board. But in the end of all this jibberish, They are idiots lol, sure way to get a bad rep, Is to insult someone who has a huge following in the business Market they are in.
Happened with the Festool company. They sued a guy for control of his website which was a festool forum. The guy didnt have the money to hire lawyers to fight them, and years of his work went down the drain for him. He caved and gave them the website. I would have changed the name of the website, and left it alone, or not use it at all and let them build their own website. Some people are greedy
I did not know until today that I like trailers. I mean, really like. The fact I have 3 at my house was not a giveaway. The fact I have 2 of them jacked up to protect the tires from touching the ground....the fact I regreased all the hubs at 2am one night...the fact I build a 24 x 35' lockup garage to house them in...nope, I still did not know it til today. I guess admitting the problem is the first step to recovery. That guy was unsure and blew his chance to not just advertise to one guy with a camera, but an audience of unknown numbers of people. There were some cool trailers there, for sure, thanks for the video mate.
💥 I’m so glad this wasn’t just click bait. For that guy not knowing the advantages of RU-vid social media advertising tells me all I need to know. I’ll steer clear of their company. 🤦♂️ *Keep on tractoring!*
Totally agree, the products speek for themselves with an honest sales person. I personally wouldn't do business with that type of person but that's me. In your wonderings on trailers, looking for an inventive way to make my front Snowmobile rams angle back with an easy & consistent latch system. Seen a few different styles but nothing great. The ramps are attached to one another vs having a center post. Any thoughts??
I guess that guy at Flo trailers didn't have any idea who he was talking to....his loss. Takes all kinds. Ironic....because in the end he didn't want to be recorded....and he still looks bad 😆
You need to watch the follow up video. Don called Stan and had his tail tucked so far behind his legs that he gave Stan a full tour of their factory and even let Stan try to destroy one of their trailers. He admits his wrong doing and redeems himself and Floe. Dont write them off just yet!
It might be open to the public but its not a public place.. The guy just screwed himself on advertising his companies products.. Why?? Who knows, guy acted like a nut case.
@@coryCuc Ima clarify this before anyone else does, but the owner of the property can restrict what is uploaded. However, I doubt they did and the man in the video has no power to decide what is and isn't uploaded, unless the owner backs him up. Even if the went to the owner now though, it wouldn't change anything but future rules. I know you didn't mention this but I figured I'd say it before someone else remembers this rule and tries to argue that you're wrong or something, because it gets a bit technical
@@Lysergic_ Nope. According to supreme court, Constitution says you can film anything within the public view and do as you please with the video. freedom of speech and the press. If you dont want to be seen, dont go to a trade show.
@@notsofresh8563 The trade show is on private property. The organizers of the event have every right to restrict what is recorded, because it is inside of a building that they own. Therefore, out of the public eye. The public eye is basically defined as any space visible from a publicly owned space, sucha s a road or sidewalk. Also I'm not saying Stan is in the wrong, rather I was providing clarification
Stan u need to have these trailer dealers clarify those weight numbers cuz too many rookies think when dealer says 14,000 lbs that it's the magic number they can haul when in fact these dealers play games, they never tell u that the trailer weighs 4,000 lbs that comes off that 14,000 lbs.
That’s where GVW differs from GVWR. What's the difference between GVWR and GVW? The gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) is the maximum amount of weight the trailer is able to safely hold and transport, as rated by the manufacturer. The gross vehicle weight (GVW) is how much the trailer and its payload weighs together. Always pay attention to the GVW, after calculating the GVWR.
@@gsettlemyre I know the difference as I've been doing this stuff for 30 years, I commented on this because the salesperson referred to the gross weigh on a trailer of 14,000 lbs whereas that the gross weight and lots of rookies think they are getting a 14,000 lb dump trailer whereas that's not the case but the sales person wants to make a quick sale so they use thr higher number to trick the person into buying the trailer only for them to find out later by a state trooper when they get forced to run over a scale.
@@jonasstahl9826 no not really kids who are 18 years old thinking they can overtake the whole world when they buy that first trailer think that if it fits on Rhee trailer it's there's to haul like I said I've been doing this 30 years ans there's little I haven't seen...
@@MrBigblueford Seems to me like a lack of education, isnt that taught in driving school in America? Also we have the speed limit of 80kmh/50mph or 100kmh/62mph when the trailer has shocks, while towing in Europe
What a missed opportunity. If I were those guys boss I would fire them. Their job is to sell and they had an opportunity to reach a wide consumer base and squandered it. Unbelievable.
I gotta say, I work with Marketing Pukes in a regular basis, and I've never seen one that wouldn't do unnatural acts for free publicity! Keep up the good work, I love these trailer videos! BTW, I use an Iron Bull dump trailer that I pull with my 1990 F-250 (73k original miles!) around the house. Most useful trailer I've ever owned!
I run an Iron Bull 14k goose neck tandem dump. Gets my tractor and hauls anything anywhere. Never an issue with it. Plus I love the laser cut out logo etc. nice touches
Either that guy or the Floe Trailer company is under some sort of criminal investigation or lawsuit and they are on the edge. Stay away from that company and their products!
I think its crazy that FLOE Trailers is at a trailer expo, to show off their new models and when Stan shows interest they don't want the information being shared. If you are not proud of your product you keep it to yourself.
Those dump bins need a simple built-in scale that lets you know when the weight limit is reached. Helps customers get the most out of the bin and protects the operator and his equipment.
Not really practical to put a scale on the box, too easy to damage the load cells. A scale on the trailer would be a good option, that's how the big roll off trucks do it.
It's a good idea in theory, but at least with roll offs we get guys dropping concrete slabs over the side or dragging them around around an excavator... it wouldn't hold up
When I was stationed up in Baudette, Minnesota in the late 80's thru the mid-90's, I owned 2 Floe trailers... a snowmobile trailer and a utility trailer. There was nothing special about either one; but I liked the fact that they were a fairly new Minnesota based company and I wanted young Wayne Floe's small boat lift and trailer companies to be a success. I have no use for a new trailer at the moment, but if I did, Floe wouldn't be in the running. What a "dooshie" move...
Wow ive never seen a reverse salesmen until now! Thats the fastest I've ever made up my mind on a company. Thanks Stanley for posting the interaction for all of us to see!
I will NEVER buy a Floe intl. trailer or any product of their's just because of how that A hole came across. That guy stigmatized Floe for me in a very sour way.
@@acbad434 not to mention there's no doubt in my mind that alot these you tubers are addicted to the attention like crack, fail to imagine that some people don't want themselves showcased like they choose to do.
Ok, I saw the follow-up video, and Floe explained their mistake and made it right. Apparently, this guy Don thought Stanley was trying to sell him something and wanted to know what was up before he agreed to be recorded.
I like the Rawmaxx, I bought some eye bolts for the floor sides on my personal trailer. I'm looking for a new Tundra like my sons and I'll add bolts if I have to on whatever I buy and tarp them from prying eyes. As a former Truck Driver, I've always wanted my loads tight, down. 5/1/2022
