Wow that's a horrible image haha. I'm going to have a look and see what's available ... something that requires some research on my behalf for sure. Thanks for the heads up (and hopefully not heads-off).
You can purchase the nylon sleeves at any place that makes up hydraulic lines. Slide it over the hose, and secure both ends with a wire tie. To keep the cut ends of the nylon sleeve, sear them with a small propane gas lighter like they sell for lighting bar b q grilles. I know that it is also available from Amazon, but not sure if it would have to be shipped form the states, or the Amazon warehouse in Canada.
Amazing thank you! Sounds like an easy fix to a problem that should be addressed!
There were no rockets sent to space during the filming of that video ... I feel that almost anyone could do it! Thanks for the kind words.
What do you guys think?
Haha! Ya, it's not perfect ... but I think I would want to see the trailer as it dumped anyway - so I will already be spun around in the seat.Sweet. Though I'd never be able to twist around in the seat far enough to run the controls.
Or is it me that's not perfect? Now THAT is the truth. I could have reached them 40 years, 20 years ago, probably even 10 years ago, just not now. I just had to poke a little fun, but honestly, I've watched and enjoyed several of your videos. I've always wanted to build a hydraulic dump trailer, or wagon, and watching the various videos of your trailer, it did give me some ideas. Only I don't have the need for a dump trailer like I used to. Again, things change over time.
