TRAILER FOR BX24

[KeithInSpace]

Mr. Bx23barry: I very much like all the tie-down hoops around the perimeter. Very useful.

Mr. Craftbender: I have two styles of 7,000# trailer locally available, one is very similar to the pictured but with a 3" lip the whole way around the deck (not as nice) like this Carry-On Trailer 7'x16' & 7'x18' 7000 & 10000 LB GVWR All-Purpose Utility Trailer for $1,900 and one that has a flush deck like the pictured, but with folding rear ramps that look like this Carry-On Trailer 7'x16' & 7'x18' 7000 & 10000 LB GVWR All-Purpose Utility Trailer and without the duck-tail (flat all the way to the back) for $2,200. Both are off the lot zero miles and 7,000# GVWR. Both have electric brakes on both axles (I know that isn't what is pictured).

In all cases, I'd have to get handy with the welder to get adequate tie-down points around the perimeter. And all have white wagon wheels...not the nifty-keen aluminum rims like the pictured.

 

[bx23barry]

I like your set up. How much could I expect to pay for a trailer like that?

I also like several of the other trailers but some of them look expensive.

I got the trailer off Craigs list for $500 then added brakes/lights/fenders/miss. Got about $1200 in it now. I got a box to mount on the front if I ever get around to it.

<Mr. Bx23barry: I very much like all the tie-down hoops around the perimeter. Very useful.>

Me too. Only problem is driving over them loading/unloading. I also have some trailer jack stands I put under the rear when I load the jeep.

 

[IC Smoke]

18' car hauler

you can find them for around $1200 and works perfectly!!

OR

20+5' gooseneck if you have a couple things to haul.