Contractor 110 Manual Resources - Gas Trailer

Efficient Agriculture Fueling Methods

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:August 8, 2014
Post category:Farming and Agriculture

Refueling your farming equipment does not have to be a time-consuming, tedious, expensive, and annoying process. There are ways to make this task easy, safe, convenient and it won’t break the bank or your back. Many farmers in the agricultural business are filling up their equipment with several small gas cans or tanks of fuel. Some might even stop what they’re doing in the middle of a field and have to drive the large piece of machinery all the way back towards the barn or even to a gas station, which in turn, will mean more money having to be spent on gasoline or diesel and time taken away from getting the job done. There are options to make life much easier for you. (more…)

Custom Contractor 110 Manual Builds

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:June 6, 2014
Post category:Custom Builds
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Within the last few weeks, we’ve had two customers who requested to have modifications and upgrades done to the Contractor 110 Manual fuel trailers they purchased. Each customer was very specific with the modifications that they made to their refueling units and here’s a breakdown of what they wanted along with how we made it happen. (more…)

Fuel Trailer Modifications Continue

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:May 22, 2014
Post category:Portable Fueling
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License Plate Holder Modification — Shown here is a license plate holder modification

Providing customers with a gas trailer that meets their exact specifications is what we strive to accomplish with each and every build. Most recently, we had a customer who wanted a license plate holder for the portable fuel trailer he ordered. This wasn’t a problem at all since we already offer a license plate holder as an optional upgrade. However, he wanted a modification to that upgrade and here’s how we made it happen. (more…)

Custom Built Fuel Trailers

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:May 9, 2014
Post category:Portable Fueling
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Quick Disconnect Fittings - Hose Reel — This is an example of a customization we did, incorporating quick disconnect fittings to easily remove the fuel nozzle from the end of a 50 foot hose reel.

One of the main goals we have at Gas Trailer is to continuously push our business forward. How we achieve this goal is to do everything in our power to make our customers happy. That’s why, we offer the ability to make customizations, special requests, and other changes to fuel trailer builds. Most orders are built to order, so each one can be made to meet your needs. (more…)

New Fuel Trailer Upgrades

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:April 24, 2014
Post category:Portable Fueling
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Gas Trailer License Plate Holder — This license plate holder is one of the new Gas Trailer options that’s available. It allows you to easily mount a license plate on a fuel trailer.

Over the past few months, we’ve been been improving our gas trailer models to make them more efficient and convenient for operators to use. After going over our designs and learning a few tips and tricks to make refueling easier, we built and fabricated a handful of new optional upgrades. These customizations allow users to build a portable fuel trailer that best works for their needs. Read on to learn more. (more…)

Feedback – Refueling On The Ranch

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:March 27, 2014
Post category:Farming and Agriculture Testimonials
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Owning a ranch is a huge responsibility with all the work that needs to be done to maintain it. With only so many hours in the day, ranch owners need to be efficient because if they aren’t, they won’t be able to complete their projects on time. That’s why most ranchers look for a way to work smarter and not harder like our customer Mark from Castle Rock, CO. He made the decision to purchase a gas trailer to use on his ranch and here’s a testimonial about his experience with his new piece of equipment. (more…)

Aluminum Fuel Tanks

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:March 14, 2014
Post category:Portable Fueling
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In the fuel equipment industry, aluminum is the metal of choice by manufacturers and that’s why at Gas Trailer, it’s the main metal we use in building the fuel tanks for our portable gas trailers. Why aluminum and not some other metal like steel? There are a few reasons why, so continue reading to learn more. (more…)

Take Safety To Another Level

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:February 19, 2014
Post category:Portable Fueling
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Gas Trailer With A Double Wall Fuel Tank — This is a gas trailer that features a double wall fuel tank upgrade.

One of the things that we take pride in at Gas Trailer is that we go to great lengths to manufacture portable fuel equipment that is safe and secure. This is extremely important to us and there is a way to make your gas trailer even safer with our double wall fuel tank upgrade. (more…)

Fueling Convenience

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:February 13, 2014
Post category:Portable Fueling
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Fuel Tanks Ready For Fabrication — Fuel tanks ready to be with a trailer

Having to take time out of your day to fuel up your vehicle, boat, or machinery at a gas station means losing time? This is time that could be better put to use accomplishing something productive such as finishing the yard work at your cottage, getting work done at your current construction site, or catching a trophy fish on the open water. Even though you can’t get that time back, there is a way for you to prevent losing it again in the future and that is with one of the fuel trailers we manufacture. (more…)

Smart Contractor Investment

Post author:Gas Trailer
Post published:January 14, 2014
Post category:Portable Fueling
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When you’re working as a contractor, the hours in the day can burn up pretty quickly because there’s always things to do whether it is checking on subcontractors, bidding on new projects, or working on the current job. Since the workday is so short, the last thing that you want to have to do is stop what you’re doing to refuel equipment at the gas station. There is a convenient way to avoid those time wasting gas station stops and that’s by putting fuel trailers in place at your contracted work sites. (more…)