trailers

[gravelman]

gravelman here...im looking for a deckover, 16' long..7000 lb range...radial tires, tool box. I was looking at Diamond. I carry Kubota 2650 but also carry parts etc now and then...the deckover is easier to load Any recommendations?? thanks. I only have a GMC Canyon so my towing capacity is limited to this size.

 

[jaxs]

I usually buy PJ. Not so much for price as for quality of build.

 

[gravelman]

ok,i will check them out.. thanks much

 

[RichM752]

I usually buy PJ. Not so much for price as for quality of build.

I bought a dud from PJ. Power coating peeling all over, rusty axles, wiring fraying (no grommets), door locks not working properly. They refuse to answer emails, return calls. Very disappointing. My last PJ dump, I had 10 yrs with not a problem one. I', selling this turd, and buying a Lamar.

 

[gravelman]

ok, i have not heard of Lamar...will check it out...thanks you are the first one ive heard that did not like pj

 

[RichM752]

ok, i have not heard of Lamar...will check it out...thanks you are the first one ive heard that did not like pj

Like I said, my last PJ was great. This time I got a dud. Even the bed deck is only tack welded.
Lamar's have a 7 gauge deck, and stronger side rails.

 

[gravelman]

well, i just did some checking on Lamar and there are no dealers anywhere near me...im in New Hampshire...good looking trailer tho

 

[gravelman]

has anyone heard of Peaque trailers, i think i got that name right

 

[Tomtint]

has anyone heard of Peaque trailers, i think i got that name right

Yes, a friend of mine is a dealer for those in Mass. They have sold them for quite some time and they are happy with them. I looked at one he had on the lot and it appeared to be a nice quality build.. it was just small for what I needed.

 

[George2615]

I have a PJ and I'm happy with it. Mine it very good quality, not like the lemon RichM got. I guess every brand has one slip past quality control.

 

[coobie]

I usually buy PJ. Not so much for price as for quality of build.

+1 on the PJ trailer,I have a 20 ft. bumper pull with no issues.I would also look at corn pro and cronkhite trailers.

 

[fried1765]

has anyone heard of Peaque trailers, i think i got that name right

I bought my 20' equipment trailer from Tim's RV, in Erving, Ma. (East of Greenfield, on RTE 2)
I special ordered, but they have many trailers in stock (1-413-522-3410 ).
Great folks to deal with. Great price! No tax either, since you will be taking it to NH.
Mine was built by Quality Steel & Aluminum, in Indiana.
The Quality Steel website is: GeterDumped

 

[Peter 315]

HI Gravelman

Try R.E.P in Greenland NH, they sell load trail, I have a tilt deck and it is a nice trailer.

 

[Diamondpilot]

well, i just did some checking on Lamar and there are no dealers anywhere near me...im in New Hampshire...good looking trailer tho

Gator Made are the best selling in this area.

 

[gravelman]

thank you all...i found a Peaque sales in Alstead NH...going to look em all over carefully...thanks for all the advice/guidance.

 

[Fallon]

I love my new Diamond C. A little more quality & price over Big Tex. Not that there were any issues I could see with Big Tex. Well, other than no power tilt deck over, but I was also looking at gravity tilt as well.

 

[gravelman]

thank you all for the input. im looking at the Pequea (pronounced pek way they tell me)