My New BX hauler

Just2quickz28 · Apr 14, 2009

I just scored this 16 foot heavy duty landscape trailer yesterday and I had to put the BX on it just for some pictures.

Pictures
Picasa Web Albums - Matt - Tractor

Picasa Web Albums - Matt - Tractor

Only down side to the trailer is the previous owner removed the electric brakes so I will have to re-add them when I get a chance. Other than that the other side fender got torn off by the previous owner.

Not too bad for $300

gordyy · Apr 14, 2009

not bad at all thats a deal

dodge man · Apr 14, 2009

Um, yeah, that's beyond a great deal. A new trailer like that is going to run at least $1800, maybe more.

Just2quickz28 · Apr 14, 2009

I saw the same trailer for sale on craigslist this morning.

It was listed: 16' landscaping trailer. dual axle, 5000 lb capacity. perfect for tractors/ lanscaping or small cars. Just put in new wood floor. brand new lights and harness. tires are good, no dry rot. has electric brakes. trailer works and looks perfect. fresh paint on frame. If you have any questions or would like to see it please give me a call.... $1600

Below is a pic from the post.

Now the trailer I bought has 3500 lb axels and a tailgate. I still can't believe I got that trailer for 300$

Just2quickz28 · Apr 14, 2009

delete double post

JOHNTHOMAS · Apr 14, 2009

You did good... no, you did great.

radioman · Apr 14, 2009

thats amazing, 300 buckeroos for a 16 footer! congrats. Now the work begins to put back the electric brakes on

, might push the cost to same as brand new

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Just2quickz28 · Apr 14, 2009

radioman said:
thats amazing, 300 buckeroos for a 16 footer! congrats. Now the work begins to put back the electric brakes on , might push the cost to same as brand new .

Nope, hubs with drums and full electric backing plates i can get them for about 130$ per axel. And then i prob rewire it up myself but that cant cost too much more.