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    1000 Litre

    IBC Trailer
    Plans
    Kurraglen Industries
    PO Box 215
    Gulgong, NSW, 2852
    Australia

    https://www.kurraglenindustries.com.au

    [email protected]

    https://www.facebook.com/kurraglen/

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    1000 Litre IBC Trailer
    An IBC (Intermediate bulk container), also known as water pod, IBC tote, IBC plastic water tank or pallet
    tank, is a useful item to have around the farm. When mounted on a trailer, it can be used for fire fighting
    with a suitable pump and hose fitted, carting water for livestock or for weed spraying.

    This IBC trailer is designed for a standard 1000 litre IBC which has dimensions of 1000mm wide x 1200mm
    long. If the IBC you intend to use is a different size, then you will need to adjust the size of the main frame
    to suit.

    To make the best use out of your lengths of steel, we have a free-to-use Cutting List Optimiser on our
    website. Visit https://www.kurraglenindustries.com.au/linear-cutting-list-calculator.htm

    The following steel and materials are required to build the IBC trailer:
    100x50x3.0 RHS – 10 metres Trailer coupling and bolts/nuts
    100x6 flat bar – 1.8 metres Jockey wheel, mounting bracket and bolts/nuts
    75x8 flat bar – 150mm (or size to suit coupling) Leaf spring set
    12mm round bar – 300mm Axle and hubs
    Floorplate (checker plate) – 2.1mm thick Wheels to suit hubs

    Cutting List for the IBC trailer


    Item No Quantity Material Size Notes
    (mm)
    1 2 100x50x3.0 RHS 1230 Refer to diagram 1 for mitre cut details
    2 2 100x50x3.0 RHS 1030 Refer to diagram 1 for mitre cut details
    3 1 100x50x3.0 RHS 930
    4 2 100x50x3.0 RHS 1500
    5 1 100x50x3.0 RHS 750 18 degree mitre on both ends
    6 1 100x50x3.0 RHS 290 18 degree mitre on both ends
    7 1 100x6 flat bar 105
    8 8 100x6 flat bar 200
    9 1 75x8 flat bar 150 Check size to suit coupling
    10 2 12mm round bar 150 U bolts be used instead

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    1. Begin by cutting all of the steel as indicated in the cutting list. Label each with the item number on
    it using a marking pen and set aside. Take note of the mitre cuts for the RHS to ensure that they
    are cut the correct way.

    Diagram 1

    2. Tack weld the main frame together as shown in diagram 1. Check that the frame is square and fully
    weld.

    Diagram 2

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    3. Tack weld items 4, 5 and 6 as shown in diagram 2. Check that the drawbar is centred with the main
    frame and fully weld. Weld item 7 over the ends of items 4. When welding items 4 to items 2, do
    not weld across the top side as this creates a weak point in the drawbar.
    4. Weld the spring hangers onto items 1 of the main frame. When welding the spring hangers in
    place, only weld the sides of the hanger to items 1 as welding across the face also creates a weak
    point. Refer to diagram 3. The dimensions shown in diagram 3 are generalised as this will depend
    on the springs that you intend to use.

    Diagram 3

    5. Turn the trailer frame over and install items 8. Refer to diagram 4.
    6. Cut and drill item 9 flat bar to suit your coupling. Weld in place.
    7. The tie down points (items 10), can either 12mm round bar bent into a “U” shape or you may
    choose to purchase suitable U bolts.

    Diagram 4

    8. Cut the floorplate (checker plate) to size and weld in place. This is to mount any equipment such
    as a pump or hose reel. Refer to diagram 4 for dimensions.

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    Diagram 5

    9. Clean up any welds using a flap disc or grinding disc and paint as required.

    Diagram 8

    10. Install axles and hubs.


    11. Mount wheels to hubs and fit jockey wheel and coupling.

    Proud of your project? Email us the photos of your equipment or yards that you have made from our
    books and we will put them up on our website for others to admire. You can even be in the photo if you
    would like to be. Be sure that you include your name, where you are from and a brief description. Please
    make sure that the photos are of good quality, in jpg (jpeg) or png format, at least 72 dpi and at least 900
    pixels by 600 pixels. Email your photos to: [email protected]

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