Enclosed trailer opinions....
11-12-2005, 10:49 AM
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Enclosed trailer opinions.... Looking to pickup an enclosed trailer in the 22'-24' range.
Looked and Pace and Classic trailers so far. Just looking for opinions on what you have or used and what you liked or disliked about them. Thanks
Looked and Pace and Classic trailers so far. Just looking for opinions on what you have or used and what you liked or disliked about them. Thanks
11-12-2005, 11:57 AM
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Ken from esp is selling his 24'. it is sick!!!!!!!!!!!!
heat, ac, cabinets ect ect. its in real good shape, i would love to buy it, but can not do to the new motr and stuff.
heat, ac, cabinets ect ect. its in real good shape, i would love to buy it, but can not do to the new motr and stuff.
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I paid 6400 for my 24' enclose trailer. It came with lights , finished walls, it has a 30 amp fues box and is pre wired for an AC unit. 1 roof vent, and 2 5200# axles.
If your buying a trailer make sure you get 5200 pound axles. Alot of 24' trailers come with 3500 pound axles which makes your gross weight 7000# which most 24' trailers are close to 4000# empty only gives you 3000# to play with. If you put a car and some tools and gear you will be way over.
I picked my trailer up from www.milltrailers.com. It's a good trailer and tows really well. I wish I would have gone with a 26-30' instead of the 24' if you do go with an enclosed trailer go no less then 24'
If your buying a trailer make sure you get 5200 pound axles. Alot of 24' trailers come with 3500 pound axles which makes your gross weight 7000# which most 24' trailers are close to 4000# empty only gives you 3000# to play with. If you put a car and some tools and gear you will be way over.
I picked my trailer up from www.milltrailers.com. It's a good trailer and tows really well. I wish I would have gone with a 26-30' instead of the 24' if you do go with an enclosed trailer go no less then 24'
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Originally Posted by Noyzee
Ken from esp is selling his 24'. it is sick!!!!!!!!!!!!
heat, ac, cabinets ect ect. its in real good shape, i would love to buy it, but can not do to the new motr and stuff.
heat, ac, cabinets ect ect. its in real good shape, i would love to buy it, but can not do to the new motr and stuff.
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11-12-2005, 12:59 PM
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ive looked at pace and then at hallmark. the pace was WAY too overpriced. and the way i wanted it was almost 11 grand! the hallmark one was 8900. 24 ft finished everything 100 amp breaker, a few lights,escape door, 5000 lb axles. just got get a few more bucks to buy it.
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i going to up grade maybe next year. when i do, i may have to use my dads truck to back it into the spot. his truck is shorter. as it is, the bumper on my track rubs the tree's.
11-12-2005, 01:44 PM
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thanks guys....I'll probably give Ken a call and go take a look at his trailer.
I wasn't aware of that fact about the axles so I will definately be going with the 5000lb axles.
I wasn't aware of that fact about the axles so I will definately be going with the 5000lb axles.
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I have a white 24' Hallmark trailer for sale. Someone put a $1000. deposit on it a month ago but he is having a hard time getting the rest together (selling for $5000.). The interior has white walls, cabinets, generator door, I'll include the generator, spare tire, there is diamond plating on the inside of the back door and it has plenty of lights inside. I can post a few pics tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by tbyrne
I have a white 24' Hallmark trailer for sale. Someone put a $1000. deposit on it a month ago but he is having a hard time getting the rest together (selling for $5000.). The interior has white walls, cabinets, generator door, I'll include the generator, spare tire, there is diamond plating on the inside of the back door and it has plenty of lights inside. I can post a few pics tomorrow.