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05-14-2012, 01:40 PM
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28 ft is the smallest I would go with a car and a golfcart. With tool box, counter, etc even a 28ft will get tight. Buy the longest you can afford. I went from a 28ft for a 40ft triple axle goosneck and have could never go back to a 28ft now. I want a 53ft now, lol....so whatever size you buy you will always want bigger, lol.
05-14-2012, 04:40 PM
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My question to people with big trailers is how the hell do you secure them? I have a fear of buying a trailer then having it stolen by some *** clown. I would like to keep the car in the trailer because it would take up less garage space when sitting.
05-15-2012, 12:02 AM
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It doesnt matter what size trailer you have, if someone wants to steal it bad enough they will. Locks just keep out the honest people. I also keep my trailer where no one can see it but I still lock mine in hopes it may slow someone down enough to get caught if they found to start with. My last backup is I have all my stuff insured for agreed value, trailer, tools, golfcart, generator, trailer contents, and my race car. It would still suck if it got stolen but atleast I will get alot of my money back and not just lose everything.
05-15-2012, 10:23 AM
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I also have all the stuff in the trailer, etc insured for theftvor damage. Laugh at the camera but I am 100% sure it works, people see the flashing red dot, and walk away.... Seen it already. A lot of motion lights in the area also help... They know that they're in Plain sight at night. I work nights too, so someone is almost always home
05-15-2012, 02:39 PM
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As others have stated I wouldnt consider less than a 28'. My trailer has 30' of trailer space with cabinets in the front. I was looking at trailers with living quarters and cargo area and ended up with a 48'. Everyone laughed at me for such a long trailer but I can comfortably sleep 4 and have room for my car and golf cart. I scored a good deal on this trailer, but if i had it to do over i would have bought a 52' just for the extra cargo room. I will post pictures later to give you an idea of space.
06-12-2012, 09:11 PM
#33
Thread is a little old but just want to put my .02 in as well. I got whats classified as a "28 foot" trailer with the vnose. it pulls really nicely, no complaints. It has the 54" side door and dual 6000lb axles 12v interior lighting. I'm putting a work bench and cabinets in the front vnose part this winter, maybe somehow figure a way to put a 5 drawer rolling tool car that slides in and secures to the bench so I can roll it out to the car at the track. I dont have a big racing program, just recreational so i dont have a golf cart that goes in with me, I really only got it to store the car and in case something brakes when I'm at a track a few hours from home I wont be stranded. Plus if you have to move, it sure as hell beats a uhaul or making 100 trips with a pickup LOL.
06-13-2012, 03:27 PM
#35
We have a 24 foot trailer, a golf cart and 73 Camaro with a parachute on back is tight but it fits. We have two of them with those rubber suspension axles. More room inside but a real pain when one breaks on the road. I will NEVER buy another one with those axles. http://www.dexteraxle.com/torflex_axles
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