consider a wrecked trailer?

[schmism]

2013 TRAILKING TKT12U TILT EQUIP TRAILER

would you buy it for parts? axles?

Can a trailer have a salvage title?

Rebuild from the tongue V back with new steel in a non-tilting version?

 

[Furu]

Not for that price

 

[bcp]

Expensive parts, and possible hidden defects.

Bruce

 

[roadhunter]

Not for that price

This.

Save yourself the trouble and just go buy one that is not wrecked. I've tried to save money on stuff like this before and I always end up wasting a bunch of time and $ trying to make it work.

 

[MH8675309]

I would consider it but not for the current asking price. Might not be that hard to fix and would make a good second non tilting trailer.

 

[Diamondpilot]

This.

Save yourself the trouble and just go buy one that is not wrecked. I've tried to save money on stuff like this before and I always end up wasting a bunch of time and $ trying to make it work.

I would only give scrap price, maybe $700 tops.

Heck, a new one is less than the cost to fix that POS money pit!

Chris

 

[schmism]

I should have mentioned I wasn't thinking of offering asking price.

I suppose the question is, what WOULD you offer for it. Let us assume the axles/brakes/tires are in fact good.

 

[Furu]

Have to see it but probably no more than $500
maybe Diamondpilot's $700 but probably not.

 

[300UGUY]

With a bent frame, and other damage, you would need to get a trailer to get it home, then a lot of money for repair. I don't know if it would ever be right, and it might chew up tires if the frame is screwed up. I think it is scrap only, it would take lots of money and time, and may never be fixed right.

 

[lostcreekranch]

I wouldn't touch it if it was free. You will never get it right even if you bury it in $100 bills.

My 2 cents worth.

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