Enclosed Trailers - The Good, The Fair, The Bad, and the Ugly

[Rye_a]

For those of you with significant experience with enclosed trailers, it would be interesting to see your thoughts about different manufacturers.

Please take a moment to list one brand in all or some of these Categories:

The Good - Reliable, well built, good customer service
The Fair - Good enough for your use, but nothing to write home about
The Bad - Needs repairs and more maintenance that you'd like, but gets the job done
The Ugly - We've all heard the horror stories, misaligned axles, falls apart, leaks constantly, pulls like ten tons of bricks, etc.

 

[pdaddyvr6]

The Good - Charmac 28 ft bumper pull, probably 8-10 years old now, low floor 6k axles, solid, still in use as primary summer and winter.
The Fair - Haulmark 26? ft bumper pull, 25+ years old, over axle floor, basic model, backup trailer, hammered dog sht, still going.
The Ugly - Interstate 28 ft bumper pull, low floor, total POS, had one year fell apart in all aspects, traded in for Charmac.
All trailers bought new.