Down to Earth trailers

[asylum575]

Anyone have or heard of Down to Earth Trailers.
Down 2 Earth Trailers: Trailer & Hauler Manufacturer in Baxley, Georgia. Buy Your Custom, ATV, Landscape, Car, Dump, Enclosed Equipment, & Gooseneck Trailers.
There's a dealer not too far that has a double 3500# 6x14 landscape trailer for under $2000. It has brakes on both axles and a 2 5/16" coupler. It's the best price i've seen on a dual with brakes.
Been looking to replace my old little 4x8 trailer with something bigger. I figure a 6x14 will allow me to haul a tractor(whenever I decide which one to buy) and haul my old mustang(1965) to the body shop for a paint job.


Ed

 

[crbr]

Anyone have or heard of Down to Earth Trailers.
Down 2 Earth Trailers: Trailer & Hauler Manufacturer in Baxley, Georgia. Buy Your Custom, ATV, Landscape, Car, Dump, Enclosed Equipment, & Gooseneck Trailers.
There's a dealer not too far that has a double 3500# 6x14 landscape trailer for under $2000. It has brakes on both axles and a 2 5/16" coupler. It's the best price i've seen on a dual with brakes.
Been looking to replace my old little 4x8 trailer with something bigger. I figure a 6x14 will allow me to haul a tractor(whenever I decide which one to buy) and haul my old mustang(1965) to the body shop for a paint job.


Ed

A quality built trailer. They are popular in this neck of the woods.

There are several threads of late, about this product.

Not much in Baxley, GA except Down-2-Earth, a nuclear powered electric generating plant (thus my affiliation with Baxley) and a restaurant.

Have a look-see here for price comparison. I am certain that these folks sell D-2-E trailers.

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[Dougster]

Anyone have or heard of Down to Earth Trailers.
Down 2 Earth Trailers: Trailer & Hauler Manufacturer in Baxley, Georgia. Buy Your Custom, ATV, Landscape, Car, Dump, Enclosed Equipment, & Gooseneck Trailers.
There's a dealer not too far that has a double 3500# 6x14 landscape trailer for under $2000. It has brakes on both axles and a 2 5/16" coupler. It's the best price i've seen on a dual with brakes.
Been looking to replace my old little 4x8 trailer with something bigger. I figure a 6x14 will allow me to haul a tractor(whenever I decide which one to buy) and haul my old mustang(1965) to the body shop for a paint job.
Ed

I've got one... not a bad trailer for the money I paid. Mine is a 10K, 20-ft, low-boy equipment trailer... very basic, relatively inexpensive to buy (although transport TN to Taxachusetts was murder). Only notable defect was a missed weld on one stake pocket. Only notable regret: I wish I had bought a 12K equipment trailer instead of a 10K.

Dougster

 

[Jaybr]

I recently purchased one, a 20' 10k dovetail. I haven't had it long but I'm pleased with it. Dealer also carried Hudson, and I could get either at the same price. I chose the Down to Earth because it has longer ramps than the Hudson which makes for easier loading.