The Silage range of tipping trailers come in a wide range of sizes and capacities from 14 foot long to 20 foot. They are available from 8 tonne up to 14 tonne capacity and make ideal Farm trailers.
However we can also custom build to your specific requirements if needed.
Silage tipping trailers are based on the Monocoque and can be side or front loading as required, and the side can be left or right opening.
Extension side, and front extension mesh panels with Silage door, hydraulic or mechanical operated.
As well as a comprehensive range of standard features we can also offer a wide range of optional extras.
Popular farm trailers are shot blasted and availble in a selection of colours
Hauser’s Machinery Ltd. has been manufacturing affordable, quality farm equipment for over 55 years and manufacturing Round Bale Transports for over 25 years. In 1998, Hauser’s Machinery Ltd. expanded their line of round bale haulers to meet the growing demand for a multi-purpose flat deck trailer which can also be used as a maximum capacity round bale transport:
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I remember the first trailer we bought for transporting our farm animals. We scouted out the classifieds and found what sounded like a very good deal. After finishing the chores and getting gussied up for another farm venture (aka a date), we made the two-hour trek to the trailer owner’s place. When we arrived, our first reaction was hesitation, as we had “never seen a trailer like this one.” Truth be told, we really had not seen many trailers at all. This was an old metal st