Snowrunner Trailers & Addons in Real Life

Snowrunner has a lot of trailers & addons in game which are inspired from real life. In this video I'll show you all real life inspirations for commonly used trailers and addons in game.
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Contents of Video
0:00 - Intro & Disclaimer
0:10 - Cranes
1:08 - Addons & Some Hitch Trailers
3:18 - Remaining Hitch Trailers
3:56 - Scout Trailers
5:35 - Low Saddle SemiTrailers
7:08 - High Sadle SemiTrailers & Bonus

[SDONE]

I know some addons & trailers are missing because I couldn't find good enough matches for those, if you know what they're based on please comment.

[FunkyBaconArts]

Living in Sweden I often see these logging trucks with the rear mounted crane and every time I wish we had those in game instead of the mid mounted ones.

[NProvince]

Great job finding all these real life addons and trailers! Loved it

[Nobody-ueqs]

For the American drop deck semi trailer, it’s actually really really common for the axles to be in that weird configuration to spread out the weight distribution

[pqhkr]

2:15 Utility trailer is actually van body sit on the sideboard trailer with sideboards removed. Notice at center of the bed, the slot for the pole that hold sideboard at both sides is still there.
2:45 Maintenance trailer is the same like Utility trailer. Just a Maintenance add-on sit on the sideboard trailer with sideboards removed.
3:22 This trailer is not only for farm. In 80s and 90s, maybe also 60s and 70s, it's very common to see a truck with this trailer towing behind, hauling various kind of cargo including but not limited to farming product, construction material, packaged product, coal or ore, etc. But back to those days, most of these trailers are single tire, not dually like Snowrunner. They are not common now days because they are banned from freeway due to safety concern.
So the 3 trailers above are actually the same trailer with different add-ons. Since the game doesn't support to change add-on on trailer, they make 3 separate trailers.
You have 3 trailers missing: 4-axle flatbed trailer, side curtain trailer and generator trailer. The side curtain trailer is 4-axle trailer with side curtain. The generator trailer is actually a container-shaped generator set sit on the 4-axle flatbed trailer with side poles removed. So these 3 trailers are actually the same trailer with different add-ons, too.
4:55 This trailer is also common in US. They are called "Deck-over flatbed trailer". The term "deck-over" indicates that the whole flatbed is above trailer wheel, there is no fender bulb out of the bed.
5:09 the RL trailer is the one that more common than deck-over in USA. When you simply say flatbed trailer, it usually refer to this type.
5:28 it's flatbed trailer with side curtain installed. It's doable, just not that common because people usually use enclosed or box trailer instead. In US, most flatbed trailers and flatbed trucks has pole socket all around its bed, they are used to install add-ons like side board, side railing, side curtain or chain link. If you play American Truck Simulator, and Euro Truck Simulator 2, side curtain and side board (ETS2 only) are add-ons for flatbed trailers.
5:53 In China, some time people convert sideboard semi into flatbed by remove all sideboards and poles that hold sideboard close. For situations like moving oversize cargo, they remove poles only, sideboards are remain open and hang on side and rear of trailer by sideboard hinges). Usually the front wall will be retained because it's welded. This trailer seems flatbed from factory because there is no pole socket and sideboard hinges remains.
6:12 this axle configuration is very common in USA. It's called separate axle compare to tandem axle. Both flatbed and dry van trailer have this configuration. Flatbeds seems more common. There are several reasons including weight laws to make them like this. (search:separate axle trailer)

[millythecat]

the step deck isnt missing an axle, its a spread-axle trailer, common in the US and Canada

[nomar]

The truth is that it is an excellent video. I was very excited to see the equipment in real life.

[danielhomant]

6:55 Pictured there is actually something completely different that is technically not even a trailer.

That is a modular loading and transport system. They are highly advanced units that typically are just a single bogey axle with self adjusting hydraulic suspension and often steering.

They attach as many of these units together as needed based on weight to be moved and terrain. These units work in synchonous to automatically adapt to uneven road conditions to keep the deck of the trailer completely level and even.

These units are commonly used for both extremely heavy, as well as extremely large cargo, particularly for delicate things like houses.

[Duvstep]

6:14 it's actually not missing an axle; this is what's called a spread axle config

[john]

😂The movie star trailer at 7:02, I did some looking on the internet and there are trailers that look like that, hard to find, more then likely a custom made trailer.

[GrySgtBubba]

Man, great video! Also taught me somethings too! Couple of the small trailers i didn't know were actually real. Especially the red 2-slot sideboard. Very cool SD, very cool.
Did shock me when i learned the Kung trailer only has single tires. Think that would be very unstable.

[SkyliNer]

9:22 they knew it was on a railroad but they don't care and just attach a stronk rope to the the truck and call it a day

[GromoslavPL]

Super! Dla wnikliwych Graczy, film bardzo cenny.

[newtonwheel]

You really digged into this...Nice Research

[Stryker]

Very good video! I knew a lot of trailers and addons weren't American, but I didn't know so many came from China!

[ОстапСметанюк-он]

Мені подобається найбільше той причеп червоно-блакитний

[ОстапСметанюк-он]

Коли ти показав той причеп oil rig semi то там у реальному житті був зображений mercedes Benz 2632 такий мод є для mudruner і я навіть знайшов його у своїй майстерні!

[lucassantos]

6:34 There's some these produced here in my country mostly by Randon implementos and Facchini

[danielhomant]

8:21 One of the many times where they could not practically replicate real life in game.

Turbine blades are MASSIVE and simply would be too long for the game and quite impossible to get anywhere.

I used to move long loads, 115' (35 meters) long. Wind blades are nearly twice that in length. The in-game step deck is only a 48' model. So imagine trying to navigate something 2.4x longer anywhere in Snowrunner! And thats just the load, heh.

[VCN]

Hey, service scout trailer looked strangely familiar to me and because of this video I finally realized why, thank you!