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Points: 777 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Kcgrain Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 Oct 2011 at 9:50am
Brad, stay away from Big O he is All hat and no cattle, go up to Johnson trailer in Colfax, Wi he isnt the most polite guy in the world but his brand of trailer is top notch, there made in Texas but have his label on "Road Warrior" . I bought a trailer from him years ago, has been excellent, and one of the easiest pulling trailer I ever hauled, borrowed it out a million times and everyone that uses it says the same thing. I bet I have sold 10 of his trailers, just from people using this one. Plus his prices are pretty hard to beat and he has probably 100 in stock so you can pick the color and options you want and drive away.
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Hudson and Eager Beaver also make excellent commercial grade trailers that meet your wish list.  I have a 10k Hudson bumper pull and a 19K Eager Beaver triple axle Tag along with electric brakes.


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I don't know how many of them are out there like you want, but Donahue makes a great trailer, just don't buy it new, a bit pricey.  I love pulling the gooseneck version, and even the old machinery trailers pulled really well.
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Originally posted by one54dodgetruck one54dodgetruck wrote:

I like my new trailer
Andrew


Andrew, what are you pulling that with?? Looks like a gooseneck? 34ft?
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I have owned a Moritz since 2000 and itis been a trouble free unit however there are lots more good builders around most are somewhat regional. The trailer market is VERY competitive and everyone buys componants from same suppliers. What that means is you get what you pay for. You need to look under and over any trailer carefully before signing on.  If you spec a trailer  at X capacity and X length and it is $1500 cheaper than everyone else there is a reason for it, something is missing, or lighter duty you can bet the bank. In shopping around for a bargain you will be surprized how many have no paint anywhere it cant be seen walking around it, how many have floors and wiring that are a pure joke, used tires, no data plate, lighting and reflectors that dont meet DOT etc etc.  Where the ramps?? Oh, those are extra $$$, etc etc etc
 
Good thing  is none can be hidden from te buyer it's all out whereyou can see it, good luck.
 
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