That 1st set of pics gives me room on side, but, ball valve is either in back or facing forward(wouldnt be able to acess with hot machine in way. Side acess would give me a place for a rack for wands and guns,etc.
Should I turn tote length wise, which would be across the width of the deck, it would give me front to back room and some access to the ball valves from the front or back. And I can move the machine closer to over the axles or would that be too much considering at some point I’ll be carrying water. What should I always carry 60 gallons at a time? Just to make sure the load over the axle is even.
It likely doesnt matter much except that i wont always be carrying water unless its a somewhat big job. So from pic, I can only move machine back 6.75in more either wayo configure it.
In this the tank is ballvalve on side and tank as far back as possible. I was wanting to put a reel rack in back over the tote. The Landa unit is just under 600lbs I think, def s 500lbs.
I cant quite see what your are taking about, do me a favor and take some pics further out and im sure people would love to help but its fairly confusing now.
Need some better pics.
Sorry about that, but Im thinking theres just not too much I can do. The yellow landa machine is just left of the side door out of the way of entryway. It hasnt moved its position in all pics.
Door is on passenger side up front a bit. Im trying to determine where ill keep machine centered permanently even when tank somewhat empty.
Is there a plan for the exterior of the trailer?
Nothing readily. What do you have n mind?
Paint?
Edit: do your thing man. Good luck
I’ve thought about white, and aluminum diamond plating. But thats later.
Looks like the trailer is alittle small for what you have, do you have a truck to haul everything else you need?
I had to go compact so itll fit in garage. Im thinking a rail so tank and landa unit can be moved forward ir backward as needed. So that unit can be close to over wheels when tank empty. Ive got 4 more feet to the right of door towards the tongue. Maybe Im mistaken, but that woukdnt be advisable to put it landa unit on that side would it?
Ive got an expedition.
Well first thing I would do is make sure the trailer will hold up with weight your putting on it. Then make sure you have room to plumb properly and maintain the plumbing without having to moving a quarter ton machine. Then push the machine forward from the first pic position to change the weight distributon on the axil and alow room for a inlet and outlet house reel at the back (might have to mount it high). Then make sure you are orginized and space efficient as posible and dont forget that you can always throw things in your car if needed.
Also paint your trailer white. No one wants a dirty cleaning service and it looks unprofessional, plus thats a huge advertising space to give up.
