TippER Trailer - Traditional External Post
The Tipper is typically used for high volume operations. East V-shape cross members provide major performance advantages. It has more structural support. East refuse trailers have less unsupported space in the trailer floors. That translates into more support in top-loading operations, and more support if you run a forklift in the trailer.
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No center crossbarNo center crossbar gets in the way in this tipping platform trailer. It's faster, cleaner and more even leading and compaction throughout the trailer.
STRONGER FLOOR
Other manufacturers use I-beam supports on a 14-inch center. The flooring of an East Tipper is supported by V-shaped cross members 9 inches apart. This means
it will have more support — front-to-rear — and less susceptibility to floor wave.
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Competitors use either I-beam supports on a 14-inch center, or U-channel supports spaced 11 inches apart (Fig. 1). The flooring in an East tipping platform is supported by V-shaped cross members 9 inches apart (Fig. 2). This means an East tipping platform will have more even support — front-to-rear — and less susceptibility to floor wave. All with less cross members — and less weight than you would find on competitive tipping platform trailers.
East V-shape cross members provide a major performance advantage: More structural support. East refuse trailers have less unsupported space in the trailer floors. That translates into more support in top-loading operations, and more support if the customers run a fork lift into the trailer.
East V-shape cross members provide a major performance advantage: More structural support. East refuse trailers have less unsupported space in the trailer floors. That translates into more support in top-loading operations, and more support if the customers run a fork lift into the trailer.
