Wilkens Walking Floor Trailer 2001
Friday, 07 September 2018
Check out this Wilkens Walking Floor Trailer, 2001! Stock #77645 2001 Wilkens Walking Floor 45′ x 96″ x 12’6″ FRP Side Walls Air Ride / Fixed Aluminum Wheels 11R24.5 Tires 30% Brakes 30% Tarp Keith KRFII 3/16″ Deck $18,500 FOB Leesburg, IN Call 1-800-326-4919 for more information Want more? Check out our full list
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High Capacity Trailer
Friday, 06 July 2018
This high capacity trailer is called a drop deck Keith® Walking Floor® trailer. It has the raised deck in the front as well as flat top braces which allow for a 165 yard load. The trailer has a single drive with a Z-Shoe installed that allows the slats on the raised deck and lower deck
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Keith® Running Floor II® – Operating a Safe Unload
Thursday, 26 April 2018
How to safely unload a Keith (R) Running Floor II (R) Trailer: Park the truck and trailer by setting the parking brake Open and secure the trailer doors so that they are fully open Pull the ball valve handle out to close the valve Hook up the hydraulic hoses to the truck Engage the
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Installation of a Live Floor
Wednesday, 25 April 2018
To prep for a Live Floor installation into an empty trailer, there are many components that must come together to make it all work. In the video, you can see a quick overview of all the steps completed by our great team of mechanics and technicians. Install the pipes and front hydraulic hoses. Connect the
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Keith® Walking Floor® – Operating a Safe Unload
Friday, 30 March 2018
Keith® Walking Floor® – Operating a Safe Unload Park the truck and trailer by setting the parking brake Open and secure the trailer doors so that they are fully open Pull the ball valve handle out to close the valve Hook up the hydraulic hoses to the truck Engage the Power Take Off (PTO) and
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What’s In a Name
Monday, 05 February 2018
Live Floor™, Walking Floor™, Cargo Floor™, Shuffle Floor, Live Bottom, Moving Floor – these words are all synonymous with one another, give or take brand names. However, they all work on the same principle: the floor is moved hydraulically in order to transport the contents to the front of the trailer or back and out
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