I havent seen much of anything about trailer pricing on here. I figured I would start an official thread (if I can do that:confused: )

Anyway, try and post pics but if you dont have them be sure and give a decent description of it.

(I forkin hate how they don't have prices on their web sites :mad: )

http://www.tennessee4x4.com/toyota/images/dodge/dodge-02.jpg


16', wooden deck, 83" between the fenders, diamond steel fenders that can be driven over, double 3600# axles (one w/ brakes), 225/75r15 tires on steel wheels.

I paid $800 for it from a friend back in 1998, and it was 1 yr. old then and he paid $1250 for it custom built (wider).

http://www.dana60.com/images/trailer.jpg

Paid $1850 for it last month. It's an 89 with Budd wheels, new brakes, fresh paint & deck, & two 5,000 axles.

Bryan

http://www.columbiarivertrading.com/images/dc_charger.jpg

$2995 brakes on all four wheels, ramps store in the rear, radial tires, good paint that is easy to match (Krylon Viper Red :D ), sealed beam lights, 7k GVW


EDIT: recessed tie-downs too. 3 year structual warranty, 1 year on brakes, tires, axles, suspension, lights, and coupler.

http://www.eagleirontrailers.com/7000series.jpg
www.eagleirontrailers.com

Tube frame, rear storing ramps, primered and painted, front bump stop, sealed beam lights, lots of stake pockets, brakes on all four corners, 7k GVW... $1995


10 year structual warranty, 1 year on components... tires, wheels, coupler, wiring, axles, brakes....

I dont' have any pictrues of the trailer yet cause I just got it yesterday.....but anyway here are the details.

18' x 7' Ridgeline.....16' flat with 2' dove and a full 84" inbetween the diamond plate steel fenders that are tough, they didn't even budge with the 42's roled over them. Preasure Treated wood decking, fold up ramps, two 3500 pound axles with brakes on one axle. 15x6 steel wheels and radial tires, also a break-a-way box to make the DOT happy. And made with 6in. channel.

When I called to check prices I was quoted $1750. I went down there and measured the deck on a 16x7 ($1650) and it was only 82", so I asked if he could get one a full 7' (84") wide.....so he called the manufactor (about 50 miles away) and checked, they said that they had just made one 16' flat 2' dove and a full 84" wide, hadn't even painted it yet. So he told me that he could have it there the next day for me to check out, and asked if I bought it what color would I want it, so I told him black to match my truck. So I came back the next day checked it out, it measured a full 84" inbetween fenders and brand spanky new.... The owner came back out and said if I wanted it he would sell it to me for $1400, so I paid the man and hooked it to the truck. Also, I will probably take it back to him to have brakes installed on the other axle.....he charges $150 all parts and labor installed.....the cheapest I've found to just buy the parts and install myself was $184.

10-4,
Justin

02 16ft Top Notch 82in wide fender to fender 3500# axles with brakes on both, rear storing ramps, 12 stake pockets, Bling Bling Chrome Wheels :D, $1675

Originally posted by Oxjockey
http://www.dana60.com/images/trailer.jpg

Paid $1850 for it last month. It's an 89 with Budd wheels, new brakes, fresh paint & deck, & two 5,000 axles.

Bryan

Does that bang around alot with the pintle on it?

So far so good. I've only towed it a couple of times, and I don't have the brake controller in my truck yet, so it's hard to tell for sure how it'll be with a load on and with brakes.

I thought I'd hate it immensely, but to be honest, I don't mind it enough to change.

Bryan

24' Gooseneck (http://users.superford.org/fbird/images/trailer/trailer4.jpg) Paid $3700 for it new in 2000. 2 - 7000lb axles with brakes. Its for sale btw - $3000. :D

96" wide deck, 2 7000lb braked axles, 2 5/16 bulldog coupler, i-beam construction, 16' + 2' dovetail, ramps in back, etc. It's for sale for $2500.

http://members.aol.com/offroadr3535/images/bronco%20on%20trailer%20003.jpg

Originally posted by Eskimo


Does that bang around alot with the pintle on it?

I've towed a similar trailer recently. Unloaded it's a really rough ride. Loaded, it's not that bad- will feel a bit of a clunk when accelerating from a stop.

Aztec 16ft, 83" wide, steel deck, open in the center, out the door with tax & Lic. was $1535.

http://www.rightcoastcrawler.com/billaVista/Trailer/DCP_4966.JPG

Width:

of decking 93.5"

between fenders 77.5"

of frame 97.5"

Tires:

Goodyear Special Service 8-14.5 LT, Load Range E (27" x 8")

Axles:

Dual, with electric brakes, est. 6000lbs cap. each?

Length:
Of decking 14'

Of frame (incl. dovetail) 15' 1"

Overall 18' 6"

Of tongue 3' 6"

Drive-over fenders.

Tows that buggy in the background like a dream.

Paid $500

28 foot gooseneck, 82 inches wide inside wheel wells, 2 ft dove tail, brakes on both axles, hd 8 lug wheels and tires. New $3800



http://pirate4x4.net/mstevens/uploads/trailer28.jpg

28' deck, 96" wide, 32" deck height 37' OAL gooseneck, 2 8,000 lb dexter axles with brakes, paid $1750 used in 2001, the trailer is an 89 holden, and may be for sale this summer, as I'm thinking about building my own low deck trailer (so I can haul the BOSS 302 also), as it won't load onto this one...

Gooseneck, low bed, 30 ft. of deck, two 7K torsion axles w/12" brakes, 8 lug wheels, diamond plate fenders strong enough to drive on, ~82" between fenders, wood deck, ramps store under rear behind doors, two jacks at front, breakaway brakes, all sealed lights. Had a friend build it all new and he did it for under $4K. Have a truck camper up front, and 19 ft. of deck left for toys. Really like how it turned out. The low deck keeps the camper way lower than if it was in the truck bed, which really cut the wind drag. Plus I don't have to load & unload that damn camper anymore.:bounce2:

crazyhorse, how much you going to sell it for? i'd be interested.

Originally posted by poppycock
crazyhorse, how much you going to sell it for? i'd be interested.

I dunno yet, I have to figure up how much it'll cost me to build my new one I want...

postal you got pics of your trailer i like the sound of it would like to get a visual:D

Originally posted by ironpig70
postal you got pics of your trailer i like the sound of it would like to get a visual:D

I'm working on it. Don't have a digital camera, but I did take a regular pic of it months ago that my wife hasn't gotten developed yet.:rolleyes: Then I'll have to see about getting it scanned... I'll remind her to get it developed.

It does make a great setup if you take regular weekend wheeling trips. Sometimes I just take the Jeep, sometimes I'll take the Jeep, dirt bike, son's quad, and a generator/welder, all behind the camper. Other times, a bunch of us will take a load of dirt bikes somewhere and split the fuel cost, makes a cheap trip. A couple months ago, I had the Jeep, two dirt bikes, and a friend's Kaw Prairie 650 quad back there. That's about 13,500 lbs. of trailer, camper and toys.:cool:

$1359 out the door

3500 lb axles, brake on one, breakaway battery, 10K coupler.

Hey Todd, would they have let you pay extra for a second coat of paint? The one thing I've noticed about a lot of new trailers is that the paint starts lookin crappy in a hurry.


I like the idea of this thread, but if you make or sell trailers for a living, please refrain from pimping your goods ;)

:D I don't make them, or sell them. I just work on them. Does that still count?

Originally posted by FYRMAN
:D I don't make them, or sell them. I just work on them. Does that still count?

You cool;)

I'm sure just about everybody knows Lance's attitudes about people coming here to sell thier goods. Want to make it clear in this forum too, carry on:D

No worries man. I'm on salary, so it's not like I make any money from it anyways.

Originally posted by Mustard Dog
Hey Todd, would they have let you pay extra for a second coat of paint? The one thing I've noticed about a lot of new trailers is that the paint starts lookin crappy in a hurry.


Didn't ask, he had it on the lot. Would've been a good idea in hindsight though.

$1600 brand new . az-tek trailers in fontana CA.

included:

tandem axles
diamond plate deck
single axle brakes
crappy tires
ramps

Originally posted by camo
$1600 brand new . az-tek trailers in fontana CA.

included:

tandem axles
diamond plate deck
single axle brakes
crappy tires
ramps Same as mine, you got the full deck, I didn't :D :D :D .

anyone else?

$2048 delivered. Indian Valley Trailer from Texas. 16' two 3500# axles,
brakes on one axle, diamond plate deck,
break away, spare, bulldog coupler,
8 recessed tiedowns. Tows great.

40'x96" wood deck, 2-15,000# axles. Bought new wheels&tires for the truck so it has 19.5" on instead of the 17.5" pictured. Would take 5-6K worth of parts and steel to build it again.
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?s=&postid=1107461

$1800 + $1100 = $2900

35' deck, dual 10k axles, 12" brakes on all 4, dually wheel sets. ramps.

$1100 in tires and break work.

Oxjockey, with the pintle hitch set up, is it hard to back up? I've never pulled a big trailer with a set up like that. I have used small military trailers with the pintle set up and it is relatively hard to control in reverse. And honestly, I have a hard enough time without making it worse...

36' 1999 national, diamond deck, 14k pintel hitch, 101 wide, it had never carried anything when i bought it last spring. new tires and ready to go. 25000 bucks, one of the best deals i have ever made. mike

Originally posted by gunracer1
36' 1999 national, diamond deck, 14k pintel hitch, 101 wide, it had never carried anything when i bought it last spring. new tires and ready to go. 25000 bucks, one of the best deals i have ever made. mike

:eek: Best deals huh. :flipoff2:

Originally posted by MattS


:eek: Best deals huh. :flipoff2:


You beat me to it. :flipoff2:

ok, so i have fat fingers or a shit load of money, which one do you think.

Originally posted by gunracer1
ok, so i have fat fingers or a shit load of money, which one do you think.

Everything is bigger in Texas so I'm going with fat fingers. :flipoff2:

Originally posted by SanDiegoCJ
$2048 delivered. Indian Valley Trailer from Texas. 16' two 3500# axles,
brakes on one axle, diamond plate deck,
break away, spare, bulldog coupler,
8 recessed tiedowns. Tows great.


same company as SDCJ, 20' wood deck, 8 tiedowns, coupler, spare, brakes, delivered, $2100

http://community.webshots.com/photo/23045000/63455614WLlFRp

http://community.webshots.com/photo/23045000/63455571zwpQEB

32ft open deck Gooseneck with 7K axles wieghs in at 3900 lbs.
I love it cus it's low and lite compared to a lot of other dual haulers out there.
Bought it for 4K brand new no complaints.

About $1900 for me to build. 20' true deck, 24' overall. Full diamondplate deck, braking torsion axles, LED lights, tilt, recessed storage and tiedowns, D range tires, removeable fenders. Couldn't find what I wanted that wasn't put together like shit, so I built it. Angle iron sucks IMO. Tows straight as an arrow at 80.

Here's mine:D It's for sale (http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=194829).

http://tellico.off-road.com/wwwthreads_uploads/889038-truck%20and%20camper.JPG
http://tellico.off-road.com/wwwthreads_uploads/889047-jeep%20inside%202.JPG

I got this in a package deal with my dually for $500. It has brakes on both axles. I cut the fenders off and widened the front a little with some tube. The deck is 15' long. Kajo4x4toy is supposed to be buying it this spring. I want to step up to a 24' gooseneck.

Just bought a trailer today for $700. 16' deck with a 3 box on front. Got to do some wiring and replace the boards next year. It's for towing the Heep, but it's big enough to put a full size Chevy on it. Pic later on.

http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/pix/trucks/ross_burnham/sea_dreams_volvo2.jpg
Volvo 770, 575/1850 Detroit, 18 spd autoshift pulling a 48' Great Dane air ride spread axle reefer.
Holds 4 rigs and a hottub, try that with a dodge:flipoff2:

Trailer rents for about $60 a day.

http://home.mindspring.com/~shahroka/images/image014.jpg

i have the same as matts 28' gooseneck except it has a 3 foot dovetail with ramps underneath. It also has twin electric brakes is a lowboy has a tool box in front 16" wheels with spare and 3 yr warrenty for 2880 (3000 delivered) Bought it from a guy that has a company called A-1 trailers in georgia. Seemed like a pretty good deal. Haven't gotten it yet should be delivered in a week or two.

-Ben

Here's my trailer. It tilts up with a manual hydraulic cylinder. Has two 7000# rated axles w/ electronic brakes.
Full steel. It also has a lockable compartment that holds a spare tire, tiedowns, or whatever.

A little around a $1000 in parts. We had a good welder/fabricator between jobs for about 2 weeks and wanted to keep him on with us so he built this trailer and 2 more trailers for industrial welders.
So it cost more in labor, but we were keeping him anyways and he does great work. Very satisfied with it.

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/3f6333b2_ca22/bc/Trailer/__sr_/P7040043.jpg?BCjxjy_AXKmcsFsC

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/3f6333b2_ca22/bc/Trailer/__sr_/P7070057.jpg?BCjxjy_AHB7K.Sjm

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/3f6333b2_ca22/bc/Trailer/__sr_/hydro.jpg?BCjxjy_AD0buje4P

25.5' deck with all 3 axles braked, 2-5/16" ball, 14.5 tires, but a standard lug pattern and bolt on backing plates. Tows like a dream! I paid somewhere around $950-$1k (trades involving a car and cash, etc with my mom, so I'm not 100% sure :D ). Looking to sell it and get that out of it. It's just bigger than I need for a Suzuki Sidekick. :laughing:

http://www.wheelingarizona.com/other/trailer1.jpg

http://www.wheelingarizona.com/other/trailer2.jpg

Nice RED "X" s Woola39. :flipoff2:

Picture (http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jasons68/vwp?.dir=/1969+Suburban&.dnm=C172_Img.jpg)

2001 Carson
dove tail. Ramps under the back. two 3500lbs axles, one braking. Electric brakes. Wood deck.
Paid 1600 out the door.

Originally posted by m016324
i have the same as matts 28' gooseneck except it has a 3 foot dovetail with ramps underneath. It also has twin electric brakes is a lowboy has a tool box in front 16" wheels with spare and 3 yr warrenty for 2880 (3000 delivered) Bought it from a guy that has a company called A-1 trailers in georgia. Seemed like a pretty good deal. Haven't gotten it yet should be delivered in a week or two.

-Ben

Got a web address or phone number for A-1??

Originally posted by convertiyota
Got a web address or phone number for A-1??

Buy mine. :flipoff2: :p

I believe $1800, about 7 years ago. 7K axles, brakes on both, break away box... Pulls great, even behind a 1/2 ton. Normaly we haul a 753 bobcat on it, but we have (over)loaded it with our case 420 backhoe before..

24' deck, with a 2' beaver tail.. Shown here with last years enduro car, what used to be a 79' caprice..

http://members.rennlist.com/jrod13/p1010238.jpg

16', 77" wide. 2 3500# axles, 1 braked. Big-Tex trailer about 10 years old or so if I remember corectly. Bought it used from an aquaintance for aprox $750 (involved deal with some Samurai parts as well). I replaced the brakes and wiring, need to do the wood soon.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid91/p22fb148274367029cf0f154a109d34e6/fa67544f.jpg

Joe,....your Sammy would fit perfect in this (http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=194829) :D :D

Originally posted by MattS


Buy mine. :flipoff2: :p

Tempting, but I need a deckover. :D

a-1 trailer 910-619-3988 I originally found him from e-bay but I can't find the link I use to have. That's their number.

-ben

I just bought a 16' contractors trailer yesterday for $500. It has two 6000lb axle's, three new tires, new electric brakes, and uses a pintle style hitch. It is about 6-7 years old and has a 11' diamond plate bed with a 2' beavertale back. The total load capacity of this sucker is 10k lbs!

Pics to come.

IMO this was a SCREAMING deal!

Originally posted by XJBender
I just bought a 16' contractors trailer yesterday for $500. It has two 6000lb axle's, three new tires, new electric brakes, and uses a pintle style hitch. It is about 6-7 years old and has a 11' diamond plate bed with a 2' beavertale back. The total load capacity of this sucker is 10k lbs!

Pics to come.

IMO this was a SCREAMING deal!

...and it weighs 4000 lbs.:flipoff2:

Not a great pic of the trailer, but it has 3500lb axles, a 16'x84" deck, diamond plate 11GA fenders, Bulldog 2" hitch, Bulldog jack, 7' ramps, 5" channel frame, wood deck, and brakes on one axle.

It weighs almost 1800 lbs empty, and cost $1600 brand new at Big Bubba's in Ogden Utah.

$1500 Homemade.. (not by me)
2x 5000# axles
18' long 8' wide
55-60 gallon gas tank with pump
powder coated frame
alluminum diamond plate (gonna paint it black because its too shiny)


http://www.bronkzilla.com/images/120503/trailer2.JPG

http://www.bronkzilla.com/images/120503/trailer3.JPG



w/ ramps

http://www.bronkzilla.com/images/120503/dec80301.JPG

$1950 this summer.

18 ft open center Bri Mar with brakes on both axles/break away kit/powder coated/etc.

http://www.foxfab4x4.com/NEUROC/September2003/DSC00276.JPG

almost 700.00 dollars about 5 years ago
built here at home

Originally posted by Bronkzilla
$1500 Homemade.. (not by me)
2x 5000# axles
18' long 8' wide
55-60 gallon gas tank with pump
powder coated frame
alluminum diamond plate (gonna paint it black because its too shiny)


http://www.bronkzilla.com/images/120503/trailer2.JPG


Black is HOT AS FAWK when/if you need to get on the trailer after having been in the sun for a while. first time your skin touches that you'll wish you hadn't painted it.

http://www.montypics.com/pic.php?url=/Judd/2003-11-17/1069079617_1069078407.jpg


It's 16' I believe and is constructed of all steel tubing, no channel. The deck and front guard are steel diamond plate and has two self storing diamond plate ramps, cost was just under 2g's. thanks, Judd :D

http://community.webshots.com/photo/23045000/63455614WLlFRp

http://community.webshots.com/photo/23045000/63455571zwpQEB

32ft open deck Gooseneck with 7K axles wieghs in at 3900 lbs.
I love it cus it's low and lite compared to a lot of other dual haulers out there.
Bought it for 4K brand new no complaints.

I know that this post is old but could you please post where you bought this trailer.

Thanks

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v60/KidJethro/P1010050.jpg

18' PJ w/2' dovetail. 20' overall. 2 7k axles w/brakes and 16" 8 lug tires. Bulldog hitch, x-crossmembers on 12" centers. Pretty much every option from PJ. About $3600 a couple years ago. :)

16'+4', dual 6lbs axles each w/ brakes, dual jacks, slide in ramps, toolbox, breakaway. bought new, custom built to order, just under $3000

http://www.isuzu4x.com/albums/album61/IMG_1721.jpg

-Rob

wow, thats a steal.

http://home.bluemarble.net/~n9emz/Latest%20Trailer%20Score%2005/LFTrailer.JPG

http://home.bluemarble.net/~n9emz/Latest%20Trailer%20Score%2005/RRTrailer.JPG

More Photos Here (http://home.bluemarble.net/~n9emz/Latest%20Trailer%20Score%2005/)

1993 Hoosier Model 18TCH 7K (Now defunct Indiana company that re-marqued PJs) 18'x83", boxed channel A-frame/all channel construction, 3500# axles w/4-wheel brakes, 4' ramps with rear/side storage, new tires, and sealed beam lights. Needs rust treatment, rewiring, and new breakaway switch. Paid a $1,000.00 ransom to rescue it from a local excavating company. Weighs 2100# but pulls easier than the 1280# utility trailer it replaced.

Hmm, I am curious to see the New prices compared to the 2003 Prices..

BigTex 70CH (2005 model, bought in Nov '04) $2,250 (directly from Big Tex in Midland/Odessa, TX)
18'x83" (inside fenders) with wood floor, slide in ramps, 2x3,500 lbs axles (one with electric brakes) and 2" coupler replaced with 2 5/16" coupler.
http://www.bigtextrailers.com/spec/70ch.html

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/hunthard/1610000lbGVWEquipmentTrailer.jpg

10,000 lb GVW, 16', Brakes on both axles, breakaway box, 2 5/16 bulldog coupler, 12,000 lb jack, heavy duty fenders - $1700 out the door. Bought last August

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v515/hunthard/1610000lbGVWEquipmentTrailer.jpg

10,000 lb GVW, 16', Brakes on both axles, breakaway box, 2 5/16 bulldog coupler, 12,000 lb jack, heavy duty fenders - $1700 out the door. Bought last August

Where did you get it?

'05 Top Notch 18ft tilt 7k#, upgraded to heavier 6 lug axles, brakes on both axles, breakaway etc. tilt down driver side fender stake pockets and D rings all around $2100

http://home.kc.rr.com/torc/Truck&Trailer.JPG

Trailer is a 1995 Starlight 20' gooseneck lowboy w/ 2' dovetail added on and fold up ramps. Two 5200# axles w/ electric brakes on both. $1500.

paid $1600 last year. trailer was built in 97
http://www.southernjeeps.org/phpbb/files/trailer_116.jpg

18" Lawrimore car hauler, retrofited with 5200 lb axles, brakes on both, tool box on front, 83 1/4" between the fenders. $1903 as originally bought, plus about $1200 to upgrade axles, wheels and tires to 10k lbs.

Mines an 05 10k, It was $2300 then I added some 2x2 .250 to make it 96" wide and stiffen it up a bit. :D

And it tows great at 100:D

Mine is made by Down To Earth, I just bought it brand new. Very well built!

18 feet x 82 inches
dual 5200 lb axles with brakes
2 foot dove tail with slide-in ramps

The sticker was $2800, I got it for $2400. The dealer I got it from cut me a deal because the 10k was already on the lot, and they had no E.T.A. for the 7K I ordered due to redneck shipping company drama :rolleyes: The place down the street wanted $2500 for 16' 7K open center :laughing:

This is a picture of a 7k from the site, looks like mine. I can say for sure that the axles/springs/tires are not the only differences between 7k and 10k. When I picked mine up there was a 7K next to it that had already been sold, the 7K had 4" rails and my 10K has 6" rails.

http://www.downtoearthtrailers.com/images/downtoearthtrailers/65900019.jpg

27' deck, 5' dove, 102" wide, 12k axles ( brakes on both), torsion beam, dual jacks, and Fatboys Fab atv deck and ramp extensions. $7250 straight out of the factory, paint was still wet when we picked it up. :D

http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f192/DRAGOONRANCH/Chevy/ALTO%2024%20JUNE%2006/28200lbs.jpg
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f192/DRAGOONRANCH/Chevy/Katemcy%20Kickoff%202006/Picture032.jpg

Reitnour 48' aliuminum flatbed w/ spread 20k axles (both w/ brakes ;) ), airbag suspension, large tack box, dunnage rack and Fatboys Fab ramps. $15,000 used.

http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f192/DRAGOONRANCH/Peterbilt/peteloadedupccc06.jpg

http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f192/DRAGOONRANCH/Peterbilt/petegettinallstrappeddownccc06.jpg

16' 400 bucks :smokin:
best pic i have
then i put 60 bucks worth of fenders and 20 bucks worth of paint and shes good, now just need to get some brakes on it
and yes, thos are chevy truck wheels and tires :shaking:

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/4492/trailer2qk2.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

I paid $890 brand new with used tires. 16' flatbed w/ dove tail and ramps. No brakes :shaking: I know..im getting them soon. 3500lbs axles, standard 2'' hitch, and wood floor. Works great and I have towed about 20 times with it so far. I mainly towed a YJ on 38's, but I have had a MF'er tractor and a 2001 Ford Supercrew that I towed from Dallas to OKC with no trailer brakes. :rolleyes:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/RockReady/P1010013-1.jpg

16footX84 inches. Brakes on both axles, brake away box, spare tire. $2900 from Best Trailer in Grass Valley CA.

BigTex 70CH (2005 model, bought in Nov '04) $2,250 (directly from Big Tex in Midland/Odessa, TX)
18'x83" (inside fenders) with wood floor, slide in ramps, 2x3,500 lbs axles (one with electric brakes) and 2" coupler replaced with 2 5/16" coupler.
http://www.bigtextrailers.com/spec/70ch.html

Same one I have..same price here in Oregon

http://home.kc.rr.com/torc/Truck&Trailer.JPG

Trailer is a 1995 Starlight 20' gooseneck lowboy w/ 2' dovetail added on and fold up ramps. Two 5200# axles w/ electric brakes on both. $1500.

is that for sale ? if so pm me

2003 Mid south GN 36' lowboy 2-8,000 axles 2- 8' pull out ramps,9,500 winch
$3700.00

Mine is a Superior Trailer from Georgia... 16' flat.. 2' dovetail.. fold up ramps.. brakes on both axles.. heavey duty fenders.. 5k axles.. 2k new...
http://www.jeepgod.net/graphics/jeepnow/DSC00068-1.jpg

is that for sale ? if so pm me

nope.... not for sale at this time.

Here is mine.

full build up thread in Sig.

Specs:
16' Deck
82" wide
2"x10" wood deck
2- 6000lb axles
brakes
LED lights
10,000lb rated tongue, and ball/receiver
15" wheels
7000lb Jack

COST:
Steel = FREE
wood = $140
bolts = $25
tires = FREE
Wheels = FREE
Axles, leafs, brakes, u-bolts, etc = $ 550
Jack = $ 50
Tongue = $ 40
Receiver = $ 20
4 D-ring tie down = $ 20
fenders = $ 40
stickers = $15
brake away box = $40
trailer wiring = $40
safety Chains = FREE
Winch = FREE

Labor of hrs = 60 is my estimate

so supplies cost = $ 975
Labor cost = $ this depends on what you think your labor is worth


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Here's mine, I built this last year 16'deck, 2'dove, 96" wide.. Two 7k axles with brakes on both, roughly $2500 into as it sits.. It weighs in at 3000lbs and has 575lbs of tongue weght. It has a 7k jack. The decking is 2x12 pt.

20', redid the fenders so that I could drive over them and made them short so that I can open the doors on my Mustang.

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$400

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Here's mine.

Trailer itself was free. I got a 77 Fiat for free when I was 17, my uncle wanted it so I traded him that traielr.

I ended up putting $700 in to it for new 6,000lb axles, electric brakes, springs, drive over fenders, wheels, tires, hitch, and 7 plug RV.

It was a farm implement with mobile home axles. I understand it was used to haul a 3,000 gallon water tank.

Here's mine.

Trailer itself was free. I got a 77 Fiat for free when I was 17, my uncle wanted it so I traded him that traielr.

I ended up putting $700 in to it for new 6,000lb axles, electric brakes, springs, drive over fenders, wheels, tires, hitch, and 7 plug RV.

It was a farm implement with mobile home axles. I understand it was used to haul a 3,000 gallon water tank.

That comes out close to 25,000 lbs:eek:

That comes out close to 25,000 lbs:eek:

yeah - AND the trailer brakes were non-functional when I got it. (makes me wonder if they worked with that load on it)

When I got it, the outer front corners of the trailer were bent up a little, which would be consistent with tying down something like a large cylinder. I straightened that out while I was doing the fenders and axle swap.

Like I said, this was a farm implement - an ugly one at that, therefore abused. :laughing:

2007, 22' Kraftsman 5" main, 5" full wrap tongue, open center, 6' radiused dove, dual 6k axles w/ brakes, 16" 10ply radials, tongue stick out is 4.5', recesed tail lights, ramps on tray in the center.

empty weight 2750#
out the door w/ permanent NC tag/title/tax $3095

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Homemade 3 years ago. 18ft deck 3ft dove 8 1/2ft wide
2 5/16 bulldog coupler,10,000lb jack,brakes on front and middle,L.E.D lights
10 inch main frame and tounge,5 inch deck with 3 inch crossbeams
About $1,200 for everything including an 8,000lb winch

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Here's mine.

05 Pro-star 10K 18ft (16ft wood and 2 ft steel dovetail). Paid $1500 for it on 2/10/07. 1st pic is when I bought it with ghetto wooden sides. 2nd crappy phone camera picuture is from today, moving a VW Passat w/ siezed motor.


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Here is a pic of my new trailer. It was built by Lone Star trailers in Texas, I bought it in Paso Robles. It was $2200 otd. 18 footer, wood deck, brakes on one axle, swivel jack.

I will be doing some upgrades (toolbox, better tie down mounts and spare mount) I have put some removeable motorcycle chocks on it already.

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just got this bad boy delivered yesterday. was $3500 to my door ($450 of that was shipping from texas).

just got this bad boy delivered yesterday. was $3500 to my door ($450 of that was shipping from texas).

hey where did you buy your trailer from if you don't mind me asking??? also how did they ship it??? was put on a flatbed or was it towed ????

Purchased a PJ 18' w/ aluminum fenders, dovetail, etc. With spare, I paid just over $2300 including tax, title and registration.

Damn, I thought I had posted up inhere already. Guess not.

I bought this trailer back in April or so, had it built with an extra 6" of vertical goose to be sure it cleared the bed rails of my truck which is lifted a bit. In addition I had brakes added to the second axle, 6 foot slide in lockable ramps, a spare tire, double jacks, and the two RKI boxes under the deck added.

28 foot deck, $6000

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Purchased a PJ 18' w/ aluminum fenders, dovetail, etc. With spare, I paid just over $2300 including tax, title and registration.

damn thats cheap i wish there were deals like that in SO CAL.

damn thats cheap i wish there were deals like that in SO CAL.

Surprisingly, prices in MN aren't bad. I could have custom ordered an ABU with a ton of options that I wanted for about $2600 +ttl. But when I saw the PJ, there was no point. Only things I'm planning to do to it are welding on some rear stabilizers (the receiver tube type) to send weight directly to the ground when loading and a few D-rings strategically placed. Unfortunately, I'll have to grind the powder-coating to do so. :( BTW - my trailer is powder coated tome, bottom, inside and out - something I couldn't find from any other manufacturer, especially in this price range.

84" deck, 16 foot bed + 2 foot dove... two 3500lb axles, brakes on one. ~$800.00

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hey where did you buy your trailer from if you don't mind me asking??? also how did they ship it??? was put on a flatbed or was it towed ????

i got mine from kaufman trailer sales.
http://www.kaufmantrailersales.com/Default.htm

and it was brought out on another trailer that was being delivered out here. we unloaded it w/ my buddys forklift.

Just picked this up last week. 16 ft bed. 2 3500 lb axles, no brakes yet. $975

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Brian, where'd you get your PJ? I'm going to be seriously looking around March for one.

Brian, where'd you get your PJ? I'm going to be seriously looking around March for one.

Picked it up at Sparks Custom Trailers. Bought mine at the Avon store, but they have a larger one in Owatanna (+ battle lake and st. cloud).

http://sparkstrailers.com/default.aspx

And the trailer is still on sale for $2100.
http://sparkstrailers.com/currentads.aspx

The Owatonna location would probably be where I'd go, I live half way to Rochester. There are a couple of local dealers, but from what I'm seeing about PJ trailers, they're better built than what the local guys are selling.

A '92 or so Big-Tex 18' wood-deck
$1300, including three new tie-down ratchets and four axle-straps.
Brakes on only one axle.

http://drbob.tqhosting.com/cherokee/towingf250_3.JPG

I've changed to a swing-down jack, cut off the bump-bar at the front (so I can drive off the front), put on new tires, welded up a broken shackle-mount, updated the lighting, fixed some wiring, and I should replace the wood deck and add brakes to the second axle.

All-in-all, I would have been better off buying a new trailer, or a better used-trailer.

Oh, and the above pic is not my normal towing setup; that's how I ended up getting home the last 100 miles after my F-250 started spewing coolant from a rusted coolant-pipe from the intake-manifold... :shaking:

84" deck, 16 foot bed + 2 foot dove... two 3500lb axles, brakes on one. ~$800.00

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Did you pay this for it new? If so, either that was the deal of the century, or I got fucked .

I paid $1550 for mine new about a year ago from O'Quinn Trailer Sales in Coeburn, VA. 16 ft flatbed, 84" wide deck, two 3500 lb axles, brakes on one axle, slide in ramps in the rear, and a breakaway. It has been a good trailer. Like someone said earlier though, the paint is crap and is definitely showing its age.

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Did you pay this for it new? If so, either that was the deal of the century, or I got fucked .

I paid $1550 for mine new about a year ago from O'Quinn Trailer Sales in Coeburn, VA. 16 ft flatbed, 84" wide deck, two 3500 lb axles, brakes on one axle, slide in ramps in the rear, and a breakaway. It has been a good trailer. Like someone said earlier though, the paint is crap and is definitely showing its age.

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i38/mustanger302/Harlan%20June%202007/Harlan-June2006001-1.jpg

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I bought it used.

$hundred-fifty :flipoff2:

'06 Welsh Equipment Trailer
18' deck
10,000#
Brakes on both axles
break away controls

$2700 new.

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Here is my 22' PJ Trailer. Bought it used for $1500. Not a bad deal. The 7K capacity is a bit marginal, but it does the job for now...