Ifor-Williams P6e

[Bush Tucker Man]

Has anyone out there got one of these fine little trailers?

Are there any long term problems with them?
(in particular the 750kg version, on 'floatation tyres')

[graham]

Not sure what trailer that is, I have a 2 axel Ifor mini digger trailer tow it behind the Disco 70 mph :eek: never moves so long as you get nose weight on the tow bar.

[Bush Tucker Man]

It's this one Graham.

http://www.ifor-williams-trailers.co.uk/products/p6e.htm

For example; the brochure (& website) pixctures show a Quad being driven up the ramp.
Is it strong enough for repetative use like this, I'll assume it is for 'Product Liability Laws' if nothing else

[Newsreader]

Has anyone out there got one of these fine little trailers?

Are there any long term problems with them?
(in particular the 750kg version, on 'floatation tyres')
Still haven't decided then BTM?! I use the bigger braked version of that, runs like a dream empty or loaded. Getting on for a couple of years old now and doesn't seem to have developed any problems.

I think a slight weakness is the way the rear legs are fitted, the bracket seems to be working loose very easily, could do with an extra clip or something at the top to steady it when not in use. Not sure if you have those on there though?

[Newsreader]

2 axel Ifor mini digger trailer tow it behind the Disco 70 mph
On private roads of course :hugegrin:

[Bush Tucker Man]

Yes I have taken the plunge Bernie, I bought a new P6e (750kg) with the ramp tail-gate last week from the local I-W agent.
Just canvassing opinion.

[graham]

On private roads of course :hugegrin:
Yes of course :D

My trailer is the older version of this

http://www.ifor-williams-trailers.co.uk/products/plant/gx84.htm

Iforwilliams make good trailers so you should'nt have any probs with it.