Putting a Lawn care trailer together 

Was this the same trailer on brians lawn care video

Great products. Just my 2 cents but if anyone is looking for a little more security, try mounting with shear head bolts.

@@TankM12 Price for the trailer

The bald guy seems to know what he is talking about but man does he look like Stormy Daniels lawyer Michael Avenatti.

1st time I had seen your channel and it has the perfect idea 💡 for a mowing bussiness great content!

Do it! Don’t listen to anyone if they tell you not to.

Agreed!!!! Kwik Trip is the best

No he didn’t and it’s America

@@K-Town.CooKoos Then the camera shot was reversed, because the water cooler was on the left side of the trailer in the video.

@9856CB I think your comment went over his head. So many people think you can park facing either direction on the side of the road. I’m glad there are some people out there who know how to park on the side of the road.

Spencer J I’ve seen what happens when people get side swiped in the traffic lane and it ain’t pretty.

@@K-Town.CooKoos The water cooler was indeed on the drivers side of the trailer

Might as well put on some solar panels

True hahahaha

They should have welded the bolts

If you're running open trailers you typically are parking it in or under shelter where it can be secure when not in use. Any other time you should be using it for work and are near it. If you have to worry about theft then an enclosed trailer will deter most but the most determined. And that point it doesn't really matter what you have, bolt cutters and a grinder will get it.

Exactly my thoughts

Yeah and in Michigan you legally have to have it tied down with minimum two points contact. You can't just Chuck and lock anymore in Michigan you have to actually use straps.

Park the other way

@@waltharrington9448 it's that simple!

It was just a demo man...put it wherever you want as they mentioned many times.

They installed all of the carriage bolts backwards on everything. Maybe it was just easier for them to do it like this for videoing purposes? But it sure does make it easy for a thief to steal everything mounted on that trailer like that!

Is stealing from landscaping trailers that common?

@@namrednop All the carriage bolts are installed correctly. The shoulder of carriage bolts have a square register that interfaces with the square punches on the racks. They're made so your stuff can't be stolen while at a stop light, while your mowing a property, or while you run into the store. They're not made to be secure overnight. Nothing is. Even a box trailer can be broken into in a matter of seconds. There is no method of securing lawn equipment that is theft proof, especially in an open trailer, especially overnight. It does what it's supposed to do; deter theft.. Only an idiot would leave their equipment on the trailer for extended periods of time.

Not to mention that horrid bagger rack. He just cut the distance to the bumper in half on that one side, stupid and cluttered, use a truck bed for more than half of this

@@Mitch-zr4wb is meth that common?

They were doing it for demo purposes he said.

It’s just a N. American thing where you park on a specific side of the road in a specific direction. In most of the world you just park in the space and it doesn’t matter what direction you’re facing.

They do but it's called the blackout but green is still visible

Yup exactly

True. That’s why I torque everything down with an impact, keeps the passersby honest. That’s all this is really for; preventing a crime of opportunity. This way you can work out of sight of the trailer and a guy walking past won’t grab your tool and run off. But you gotta unload when you get home unless you have a garage to park in.

It’s nice when you’re running for lunch or leaving on the side of the road for 10 minutes to cut the backyard that’s what it’s for

not if you weld it it is steel

Anything can be stolen if someone tries hard enough. You could easily use grade 8 bolts and damage the threads after the nut. Or you could finish going hog wild on your trailer and get tamper proof bolts

You'll get used to it bro

too much stuff on it, and too much stuff on the sides

@Korvus he was saying the other side of the trailer away from cars passing by.

Everything seemed to be mounted to the trailer rail with just a carriage bolt, washer and a nut. So unbolting would be an option for the criminal.

Use your deductive reasoning skills. What do you think? Do you think they are susceptible to being unbolted? Obviously they are.

@@xenonram are you ok? Did somebody touch you? It was sarcasm. I'm sorry it went over your head, but it's no reason to get angry.

im not leaving my equipment in a enclosed trailer at nite either-my racks are just for holding on trailer while working

If people want your stuff bad enough, they will get it. These products will keep your tools as safe as possible.

That’s why i went with enclosed trailer

Lol breakfast pizza where it’s at

yeah ok genius. I love people think they know it all . and I would think after 10 years they would have a newer fuel tank .10 years is very long time

@@funtyes1970 agreed.... secondly i would be the guy that changes the bolts every season... low cost and wont have to fight rust

I was thinking the same thing. I purposely mount on the passenger side so i dont get killed lol

You can have everything keyed the exact same. Thanks

I live in Iowa and wondered the same thing.

nah need to goto Bucee's!