Rhino Lined floor?

[Knox]

do you guys think a rhino lined floor in a enclosed trailer would keep the carbides from digging in?

 

[slyrydr]

i lined my whole 27' trailer....up the sides about 8" also...it keeps the carbides from ruining the floor, and water doesn't seep into the floor or seams...it's kind of slick when wet, not terrible, but you have to pay attention...after traveling a while the carbides kind of indent into the lining, doesn't cut it, but if the floor is wet, the track just spins...i finally put some ez glides on the floor and ramps, works very well now....ride on and off, no problems...trailer floor and seams (wood part) stays dry...best overall setup i've had on any of my trailers (5)....

 

[hypnotoad]

it can work really well if done properly, but like slyrydr said, when it gets wet and a little cold it can be a little slick.

 

[meathooker]

my local ameriguard guy said he would fix it for free if the floor ever got damaged by the carbides. i didnt do it though...couldnt justify the $$$$

 

[SledsWest]

I'd get Line-X before I'd ever get rhino-lining. Better quality and not a slippery, IMO.

 

[Superdutytd]

I'd get Line-X before I'd ever get rhino-lining. Better quality and not a slippery, IMO.

Line-X is much better than Rhino Liner. If your rub Line-X and Rhino Liner together the Line-X will wear down the Rhino liner.

 

[Knox]

Thanks guys.....yea it will either be line x or rhino lining in our 29fter

 

[canuck5]

Whats it worth to get a trailer Line X'd anyone? Truck box for me was five something.