I have a Haulmark 6x10 trailer and love it! It's well made and tows extremely well. I looked at other (cheaper) trailers and found that they are not as well made (thinner materials). I also like the Haulmark torsion arm suspension which allows each wheel to move independent of the other.
I hope this helps...:wink:
KM
I hope this helps...:wink:
KM
I have a 26' and a 10' they are both solid, good quality. The 10' pulls hard if its not balanced just right. I recommend a higher ceiling if you can get it, I am 5'12" and it has a 6' ceiling, always feels like I have to duck. You may want to look for a 12' with a double axle, it will pull allot easier.
I have always managed to find used ones -just be patient.
I have always managed to find used ones -just be patient.
How about an old bumper pull horse trailer. That's what I want for my Harley and minis. They are crazy priced when you can find them. Some have electric brakes which I think is important. It really does make a difference when you are hauling a heavy load, and I imagine you can put a lot of weight into one of those 12' trailers. I just think an old horse trailer would look cool with some flames on it.
I priced a new one and it will end up 4K, OUCH.
I just missed one on CL for 1800 and no tax and such would be sweet.
The new ones have plywood all the way around and as it de-gasses the glue fumes and such will be huge, got to find a used one so I can strip out the ply and reline with aluminum or such.
I'm always a day late when I start to look, got to be patient!
I just missed one on CL for 1800 and no tax and such would be sweet.
The new ones have plywood all the way around and as it de-gasses the glue fumes and such will be huge, got to find a used one so I can strip out the ply and reline with aluminum or such.
I'm always a day late when I start to look, got to be patient!