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Specialist potato box trailer from Bailey
BAILEY Trailers is showing its specialist potato box trailer at LAMMA.
Based on the firm’s 2.5m bale trailer it features hydraulically raised and lowered side platforms that allow the boxes to be easily levelled off.
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A hydraulically operated pusher at the rear keeps the boxes held tight against the headboard and there is also a full length ratchet controlled roll over cover.
A sprung drawbar and commercial axles can be specified.
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