Ernest Doe’s ‘Trailer Hire Fleet of Choice’
We supply Richard Western tipping trailers for grain, silage and root crops, stone and rubble trailers, flat-bed trailers and trailers for Construction.
Richard Western’s reputation for product reliability and durability led Ernest Doe to make its trailers the ‘hire fleet of choice’—a decision that has more than proved its worth, with trailers still hard at work in the field many years after purchase.
Their trailers are over-engineered for strength with a support structure that provides you with a low unladen weight while delivering unmatched performance.
The carefully designed trailer weight distribution provides a stable, comfortable, and safe ride. The vertically mounted tipping cylinder ensures smooth, consistent tipping of the load while reducing stress on the trailer structure. The unique double C-section chassis further enhances strength by minimising chassis flex, improving ride quality and reducing long-term fatigue.
Trailer bodies are designed with fewer, larger components, reducing the amount of welding required while significantly increasing overall strength. Floor plates run the full length of the trailer without cross-joins, as do the side plates. The single ram and tapered body allow for efficient and speedy tipping. With high-strength steel underbody sections and deep-section top rails, everything works together to create a remarkably rigid and durable body capable of withstanding extreme workloads.
Every Richard Western product is shot blasted, primed with a high zinc primer and followed with a two-pack acrylic top coat which is applied and cured at an optimal temperature. This all contributes to a finish which can be relied on for the long term in even the harshest weather conditions.
With a 3 year warranty as standard, Richard Western trailers are high quality, maximum performance, low maintenance, built to last and look good for longer.
For all your trailer needs, and for any other agricultural machinery you’re looking for, visit your nearest Ernest Doe branch.
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