i had same issue!

Very sorry but for pricing you now have to work through your local dealer. Here is a link to locate your local dealer. giantloaders.com/find-a-dealer/ If you are in the Atlanta Georgia area or do not have a local dealer you can reach out to www.chipperllcsales.com/

I don't think you have compared the IR4000 to your Bobcat. It is different that other wheel loaders. It's a little longer and it's layout pushes it's weight further back. I will out lift other wheel loaders and skid steers much heavier than it due to it's layout. 5577# operating weight 9000# low tip, 6328# weak point tip, 4000# operating Capacity, 144" in height. S590 Bobcat 6765#, 4000# Tip, 2000# operating capacity, 119" pin height. The bobcat does have the advantage of being a little shorter so it's more compact but the lift capacity of the IR4000 is more than even a S770 Bobcat. It's just math, Lengthen the wheelbase and move the weight of the machine further back from the front tires an that's how it does it. Different from skid steers and different from other wheel loaders. If you try this machine it's lift capacity will blow your mind.

and its a lot more money then my skid. withe the skid you get more bang for the buck @@chipperllctrailersandequip4214

www.chipperllcsales.com/equipment/brush-chippers

Here is a link to the ERS500 with price and specs. www.chipperllcsales.com/2023-everun-ers500-mini-skid-steer-25hp-kubota-diesel-1-yr-warranty-0zup%7CKPj.html Here is a link to the IR1000 with price and specs. www.chipperllcsales.com/equipment/mini-skid-steers?manufacturer=iron+rhino&price_min=24495&price_max=29995&order=2

This trailer is designed to be inexpensive, it is not designed for heavy loads, it's max payload is about 2400# which is less than one yard of rock but it can haul several yards of lighter material easily. We have dump trailers up to 25,000 lbs but this is the only one we have at this price point. We have asked for a similar model with 5200# axle to be designed but of course if and when they build it the price will increase. Once built we will of course post a new video. Thank you!

@@chipperllctrailersandequip4214 yeah makes sense. It’s just so close to being perfect for me that it hurts😂

Here is the link. We have 1 left of the 55" at the moment, but have several of the 44" bidirectional that just got back in stock. Either is $4495. chipperllcsales.com/equipment/excavators-mini-excavators?order=2

Axle rating 3500# less trailer weight of 1100# leaves 2400# payload so yes it can haul a small dingo like TX525 or gasoline models but not the bigger 1000 series dingos.

Here is a link to the Mini Skid Steers on our website. www.chipperllcsales.com/equipment/mini-skid-steers

Here is link to where they are listed for sale. www.chipperllcsales.com/trailers?stock=ir4000

Pros and cons to both ways. Automatic tarp systems are fast but dont really secure the sides of the tarp. Tarps on each container allow you to tarp it from the ground. Only about 5' from ground to top. Can add a few bungees along the side if the load is overfull and keeps the system cost lower but agreed the auto tarp systems are nice. Not yet available through Iron Bull but several 3rd party companies make them.

They are all listed with prices at www.chipperllcsales.com

There isn't a formal weight rating for the tailgate. The trailer is limited to a payload of about 2400# due to the 3500# axle less the weight of the trailer which is about 1100#

We currently have in stock. $22,995 is current price. Here is listing. www.chipperllcsales.com/2022-iron-bull-8x20-24-9k-12-ton-4ft-gooseneck-dual-tandem-dump-trailer-fQBo.html

Do you have a low side unit?

I could order with 2' or 3' sides for you but 2' sides is same price as the 4' and 3' would cost more than the 4'. It's just because the 4' sides are standard for that trailer@@MooneysExcavating

In stock at www.chippperllcsales.com here is the link. www.chipperllcsales.com/2023-norstar-trailers-dub-5x10-3500-dump-utility-combination-trailer-lFto.html

Gooseneck can turn sharper even beyond 90 degrees, gooseneck also handles weight better than bumper pull. Iron Bull only builds the gooseneck right now. Bumper pull may be coming but not available right now. For bumper pull we have that in stock from PJ and from MaxxD at www.chipperllcsales.com

Happy to help but can you clairify? You mean 1) how to set an empty can down? 2) how to dump a loaded can 3) how to get a stack of cans unstacked?

@@chipperllctrailersandequip4214 how to load and unload them when they are stacked like that

Unstacking with crane or machine capable of lifting about 2500# at 10 feet out is easiest. Second option, if don't mind few scratches and don't want to have to rent machinery. Place floor jack between top can and middle can. Jack top can up. Put wood blocks so top can will slide over can underneath. Typically can buy one 4x4 post and cut it up into pieces. Find an open area with no hazards and Tilt stack and the top can will slide off but the middle can will not because the tabs at the rear will catch. Repeat for the middle can. If they are unstacked and you want to restack would require another machine or some creativity. @@passportgang8189

If you get electric I would make sure you can get a LI-PO battery. We sold some electric wheel loaders with the lead acid batteries but the amount of work per charge was lackluster. The issue with batteries is service life of the batteries. Batteries do not like to go long periods without use. If stored at partial charge for log they loose service life. They also do not like being stored outdoors. We are recommending gasoline or diesel for any outdoor application. If you need clean and quiet power go for battery but you will have limited run time per charge and batteries all have a shorter life span than the average gas or diesel engine.

@chipperllctrailersandequip4214 thanks for the info! I have a decent amount of experience with electric (including an electric truck!) and understand some of the downsides but they generally work for my use case! Anyhow, would love to see prices of electric ones yall can do since you import in bulk - if you ever do. Thanks again for the response

If you get the version with good LIPO batteries the price is about the same as the diesel and I strongly recommend diesel over electric where you have the choice. We have diesel in stock. We have some new machines old stock at discount. www.chipperllcsales.com/2021-everun-ere12-with-manual-thumb-mini-excavators-16hp-kubota-diesel-2300-retractable-tracks-jlXl.html Diesel engine will still be 100% in 10 years, electric you will have the cost equivalent to replacing the engine in 5-10 years when batteries are shot. If that doesn't bother you then if you reach out to Everun and they will work with you to import one or we can import one for you. If you go through us it will be about $15,000 delivered to you.

We have sold about a dozen and they are doing well.

The IR1600WL is in stock but it only has a 26hp motor so the auxiliary hydrualics are limited due the smaller engine. It is more of a material carrier than it is for operating high flow attachments.

@@chipperllctrailersandequip4214 Thank you. I've reconsidered and requested info on your IR2680WL. Seems like it would be a better fit for my purposes. No high-flow attachments here. Does it have a case drain line?

Give Casey a call a 770-653-7004. He is our equipment expert. Also if you do what a high flow wheel loader look at the IR4000 which is 74HP and has a double stacked pump so it's pushing 26 GPM@@StuffBobbyDoes

Will contact him on Friday. Don't need high-flow.@@chipperllctrailersandequip4214

As long as you mind the belt tracking the belt should last indefinitely. If the belt tracks to the side for an extended period of time it will begin to wear the belt down or risk tearing the seam.

Very reliable. We have had to replace a few throttle cables but that's about it for the ones we have sold so far.

@@chipperllctrailersandequip4214 does this one have the kubota or the Perkins

Noted: But as you can see both the Iron-Rhino and Bobcat MT85 share the same arms speed meaning they are allocating comparable fluid flow to the arms work function so both Iron-Rhino and Bobcat deem that arm speed safe. Any time you have a full bucket and lower it, when you stop it puts a kinetic load on the machine which is one of the reasons operators are trained that you work with arms low an only lift safe loads and further only lift to that height to dump. As an operator trained on working with loads safely, I appreciate the speed. Faster cycle times means more work done at the end of the day. But I get it that it can be hard to get operators to work as they should, that's always a struggle. Thanks for the comment.

@@chipperllctrailersandequip4214 not necessarily a problem for me but employees yes. Our John Deere loaders are the slowest loader speed yet can lift the most but yet they have the least smashed hoods! Least accidents. Our company owns 80 e42 excavators and they get the boom speeds adjusted before they get delivered right away. Our insurance goes down every year because of this and the operators like it better. Anywho, I might have to have a phone call with you, I’m interested in one of those mini skids

You can reach our firewood equipment guy at (770)331-3500

Everun is the MFG. We are just dealer.

We only started selling last year 2022. We gave factory a lot of feedback. The latest models just arrived and have a lot of those mods already done. We actually did quite a few mods to the 2022 models before selling. If you got yours three years ago I can image. Each revision gets better for sure.

What’s the price on this unit?

60 inch standard rail.

If you have a manual you can do what he manual states. It's more important to do the greasing than the type grease. We use Red Tacky. Thx