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Correct answer. You have a beautiful trailer there. But those rims will look like crap after sometime goes by and you will be crabby.Nice trailer! Consider changing the wheels before they even get wet. The white painted wheels rust the day they come out of the paint booth!
Correct answer. You have a beautiful trailer there. But those rims will look like crap after sometime goes by and you will be crabby.
FYI. Always have TWO spares.
Where's the sleds.
Just got back from my first trip with the new trailer. Man, this thing is nice, in particular, the furnace. I just love getting dressed in a warm trailer and having it warm when we come back to undress.
Pulled a lot better than the X-Box I had last season and this thing is twice as long. I also got the same fuel mileage as I did with the X-Box. Gotta love an aluminum framed trailer. Don't think I'll ever go back to a steel framed trailer.
Richracer1
How's are u liking the trailer, anything u would do different, and what flooring do u have? I am looking real hard at a mission 8.5 x 29' low boy.
I love it, I'll never go back to a steel framed trailer. I ordered it with the extreme weather and boondocker packages. I believe the boondocker package includes the "quad-ply" flooring. It's awesome, carbide resistant and you can walk up/down the ramps with out slipping and falling on your azz.
Although, I'm having them work up a build sheet for a 24' (32' overall) gooseneck trailer. It's what I wanted initially, but with a sled on snow check, I had to watch the cost. If the GN is more than I care to spend, I'll have no regrets keep this trailer.
FYI, I get the same fuel mileage hauling 3 sleds with this as I did hauling 2 sleds in a steel framed enclosed two place trailer.