Need Advice on a cargo trailer
#1
Need Advice on a cargo trailer
I am looking for a enclosed trailer 8x20 inter., I have found two places that are very close in price....But they are different Brands....Does anyone know anything about this subject?...I talked to a guy who bought a fith wheel in Florida but they don't make them any longer and also I have decided to go with a bumper pull.....I had also thought about buying a used one but can not seem to find one.....
#2
Need Advice on a cargo trailer
I've shopped around in Minnesota. The prices are all about the same, until you compare brand names. The brand that I like is H&H. There's no screws or rivets on the outside. The overall quality seems to be a step above the others I've looked at. I'm sure there's some brands that I didn't see, and one of them may be better than H&H. As for what I've looked at, it's H&H.
H&H Trailers
Try this link to find a dealer. The pictures on their site aren't very good. They don't do their trailers justice at all.
Good luck!
H&H Trailers
Try this link to find a dealer. The pictures on their site aren't very good. They don't do their trailers justice at all.
Good luck!
#3
Need Advice on a cargo trailer
I have two trailers:
a 22 foot RV trailer and a 10 foot cargo trailer in which I store and move my orchestra equipment (electronics, PA, music library, stands, etc) I've pulled the RV about 10,000 miles. I've had the cargo trailer for 8 years and it gets used every week at least once - but the trips are shorter.
Here are my conclusions:
5th wheels are easier to hook up and do take up 'some' - but NOT all of your truck bed space.
5th wheels are easier to back up
Both of my trailers are standard pull trailers (not 5th wheel) - I'd buy the same thing again (although there are some advantages to a 5th wheel RV)
On your Cargo Trailer:
Mine is a Wells Cargo. It is VERY well made and has held up and performed beautifully. I recommend the brand.
If you value what you're hauling, buy QUALITY. It'll last longer, give better service and have much better resale value.
a 22 foot RV trailer and a 10 foot cargo trailer in which I store and move my orchestra equipment (electronics, PA, music library, stands, etc) I've pulled the RV about 10,000 miles. I've had the cargo trailer for 8 years and it gets used every week at least once - but the trips are shorter.
Here are my conclusions:
5th wheels are easier to hook up and do take up 'some' - but NOT all of your truck bed space.
5th wheels are easier to back up
Both of my trailers are standard pull trailers (not 5th wheel) - I'd buy the same thing again (although there are some advantages to a 5th wheel RV)
On your Cargo Trailer:
Mine is a Wells Cargo. It is VERY well made and has held up and performed beautifully. I recommend the brand.
If you value what you're hauling, buy QUALITY. It'll last longer, give better service and have much better resale value.
#4
Need Advice on a cargo trailer
I just spoke with a guy that offered me a real good deal on a 20x8 Haulmark...I think I am going to go with this brand unless anyone knows of any bad things about this brand.....I have not seen a Wells Cargo dealer anywhere around here...Although I do have to order the trailer b/c they do not have one in stock....Thanks for the info guys!
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Need Advice on a cargo trailer
The RV type door is a must I think I noticed that when I was looking at them there was no way to hold the other shut with out it. I just had a guy from continental call and beat the price that Haulmark...Thye only have the trailer in white but he said he would even bring it to me....I love buying stuff![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]
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#8
Need Advice on a cargo trailer
The problem with H&H and the smooth walls is that if you ever need any dent or repair from regular use, it will cost you a TON of money since the walls are glued together, not bolted.
I think the best quality and priced trailer in the industry is the Interstate West trailer. You might want to check them out at www.interstatewest.com.
It is tight as a drum and great for desert sports and as long as you don't keep the vents open, it will keep the sand out. When buying a trailer, try closing it up in the daylight and see how much light come into the trailer. When that was shown to me in an Interstate Trailer, it was pitch black. I was impressed for sure.
steven
I think the best quality and priced trailer in the industry is the Interstate West trailer. You might want to check them out at www.interstatewest.com.
It is tight as a drum and great for desert sports and as long as you don't keep the vents open, it will keep the sand out. When buying a trailer, try closing it up in the daylight and see how much light come into the trailer. When that was shown to me in an Interstate Trailer, it was pitch black. I was impressed for sure.
steven
#10
Need Advice on a cargo trailer
Didn't notice this earlier; but Roy and Kathy @ www.cardinal-sales.com are hard to beat on pricing and are fine folks as well.