Welcome to the Summer 2026 edition of CONNECT magazine. In this issue…

Managing Director Michael Bailey

Now Then – Intro from Michael Bailey

One of the most significant developments is the introduction of our new shot blasting
unit, which will be fully operational over the summer. This represents a major step forward in our manufacturing process…

Bailey single tipping ram

One ram or two? The case for change

One topic currently generating discussion is the use of hydraulic tipping rams. Traditionally, twin rams have been the preferred option on many agricultural trailers, particularly larger models.

Blue Bailey Contract Dumper trailer

The aggregate winners

Bailey construction trailers are engineered to perform day-in-day-out across the toughest site conditions. Strong, reliable trailers for hauling aggregates, transporting machinery and supporting on-site operations.

Bailey Trailers mobile nurse tank

First Bailey mobile nurse tanks

We have recently produced the first Bailey mobile nurse tank. A total of four 105m3 and 85m3 tanks have been ordered and are set for delivery to four farming businesses across the South West of England…

A trio of identical Bailey trailers

How tight quality control creates a consistent trailer fleet

Walk through our yard and you’ll notice something straightaway. Row after row, trailer after trailer – same stance, same finish, same details. Like peas in a pod. That kind of consistency doesn’t happen by accident…

Brian Walsh

Working in tandem

As Bailey Trailers’ axle and suspension systems partner, Granning play a key role in delivering the durability and performance our customers expect. We caught up with Brian Walsh from Granning…

Red Bailey trailer with silage kit

Why fitting genuine Bailey parts makes sense

When investing in a Bailey trailer, durability is part of our promise. Built to withstand demanding workloads and challenging environments, a Bailey trailer is engineered for the long haul…

tipping the trailer diagram

The Operators Hub: Tipping the trailer

Bring the towing vehicle and trailer to a stop. Always position the towing vehicle and trailer in a straight-ahead position wherever possible. Check that there are no obstructions or persons in the tipping area…

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