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Excellent Condition
This Rig is built up with way more items and options than what you can even order from the factory.
$35,810 invested but asking much less. This trailer will easily pay for itself in a few months!
List of the factory installed items:
- (2) 160-Gallon Cone-Shape Tanks (new comes with 110 gallon cone tanks)
- Industrial Grade Wanner Pump Set, 1.5 hp Motor
- Briggs & Stratton Generator, 13,500 Watt, 8,000 Continuous Watts
- Honda powered, Ingersol Rand Air Compressor, 11.8 CFM
- Mixing System with Hopper, Pump, Valves, Venturi, etc.
- Tankless Water Heater, LP-Fired with Tank, Hoses Fittings, etc.
- 300-Foot Hose Set
- Standard Foam Gun
- High-Volume Foam Gun
- (Set Digital Flow Meters
- Hose Rack
- Scale with Boxes
- Spare Parts Kit
- Basic Tool Kit
- Hammer drill or 1/2" Drill with Bits
- Honda powered mixing pump
- (2) 200' hose Reels with approx. 300' of hose total
- 3/4 HP booster pump with pressure switch shutoff
- Water storage/pressure tank. This is currently leaking and needs replaced.
*All of this was installed by the factory in a 8 1/2'x18' Rocky Top Enclosed trailer with upgraded axles.
One hose set and rack. Pump has 2 sets of outputs for the 2nd hose set.
To the factory trailer I have added:
- Hot water mixing valve and plumbing. 75 to 80 degrees is the perfect temp for the foam. Too cold and its jelly, too hot and it burns into an orange, stringy, hose plugging mess.
- Space heater. I use this instead of the tank heaters, because they failed too often.
- Complete shelving system across the whole front of the trailer.
- Digital programmable water fill system. Can be set to the 1/100th of a gallon for filling the tanks to the exact amount, and then automatically shuts off.
- Roof ladder rack system
- Extra height trailer
- Racks and cord holders on the wall
- BOTH a Bosch hammer drill and a Milwaukee 1/2" drill with bits
- 20 gallon automotive style LP tank mounted on the tongue
- Electric over Hydraulic Disk brakes all the way around on 16" rims and tires
- Toolbox stocked full of hand tools and spare parts
- Everything is shore powered to a plug on the outside of the trailer, then everything in the trailer is hard wired to a switch bank on the wall. All your controls are in one easy location.
- Drum Set of InsulSmart Residential Foam Insulation
- Spray Foamed ceiling and floor, and injection foam in all the walls
*Ask anyone that pulls trailers on the road a lot and they can tell you how superior disk brakes are compared to the old electric drums. Now it's simply changing some $40 brake pads and the trailer is back on the road, instead of hundreds changing brake backing plates and having the drums turned or replaced. Paid $1400 in parts and labor $400
