I Need Enclosed Trailer Recommendations

[ProjectKing]

Hello, Need some advice quick on who makes the best enclosed trailers.

I'm considering purchasing an aluminum 6x14 single axle or an aluminum 7x16 double axle. Will be used for moving furniture, etc and also for hauling atvs.

Could you all recommend a good quality enclosed trailer. Quality is more important than price. But price is always important too.

I'm in east Midwest... easy access to Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, etc. Thank you!

 

[Diamondpilot]

First off I would not even consider a single axle 14' trailer. Personally 12' is my max for single axle.

 

[downsizingnow48]

I had a 6x12 Haulmark single axle and a 7x24 Haulmark two axle. Used cross country. No issues.

 

[ProjectKing]

First off I would not even consider a single axle 14' trailer. Personally 12' is my max for single axle.

Okay 6x12 (0:

 

[AGRIMAN]

8x28 American Eagle gooseneck with the tall ceiling. It gets a lot use. Excellent trailer.

 

[newbury]

Why the size limit?
Could you squeeze your L3830 into a 14?
I'm looking for a dual-axle 7x14 so I can comfortably put my B7610 inside but it will be short enough to "easily" maneuver in a couple of tight spaces I have.

 

[fried1765]

8x28 American Eagle gooseneck with the tall ceiling. It gets a lot use. Excellent trailer.

Goosenecks are great!
Only a pickup will pull it though.
The good news: Nobody will ask to borrow your gooseneck.
A full size SUV will easily pull a 6' or 7'x12' conventional hitch cargo trailer.

 

[ProjectKing]

Why the size limit?
Could you squeeze your L3830 into a 14?
I'm looking for a dual-axle 7x14 so I can comfortably put my B7610 inside but it will be short enough to "easily" maneuver in a couple of tight spaces I have.

I'm not hauling my tractors in the trailer. I have an equipment trailer already.

 

[Quickster2]

Sure Trac is located South of Ft. Wayne. I have one of their 25' Goosenecks impressed with their quality. My enclosed trailer is a Wells Cargo aluminum which has been a great trailer. ATC also make a nice trailer which is what my bumper pull car hauler is, also aluminum.

 

[JJZ 109]

Blizzard is aluminum and manufactured in NY state. Nice trailers, not low budget pricing. They're made within 100 miles of me, but I just couldn't swing the price at the time.
Not sure how far you're willing to travel, but here's a dealer page: Blizzard Mfg. Dealers
I agree with DP, stay away from a single axle on the longer trailer. I like dual axle for the added capacity, as well as the ability to limp to a safer spot if you lose a tire on the interstate.