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I love it, if you're going to be pulling it yourself. Do you go off-road much?

 

She's a beauty

 

Looks good. I've got a Manac 09 stretch. Pretty stout.
The tare weight is good. Light.
2 boxes are handy.
Tires look like they're close to replacing - bargain them down on that.

Considered a 53'? Gives you a little edge.

Good luck.

 

Yes, but I'd argue pulling an extra 5' if it doesn't cost you more.

2' over front, 4' over rear - and you've got a 59' load that you can charge accordingly upon.

2c, ''tis all.

 

I think the price is a little high. I would have to see it real good in person. Checking for rub rail integrity, looking for cracks anywhere, measuring the tires for tread depth and checking it for weird tire wear and etc... I don't like the mudflaps tacked on to the front like that. Gives me the suspion that the previous owner just did whatever.

BUT:

The brand is good, the trailer is light, I really like the fact that the tool boxes are forward so you can utilize a sliding tandem and storage. I would love to have the option to slide my tandems. The air gauge is an added bonus.

$18500, if it was a private sale I doubt it would sell for much more than that. But then again prices vary a bit depending on the region

 

And I got low pro 24.5 on mine too. They can be a pain to fetch a used tire for in a time of need (otr) I would much rather own 22.5 tires, you can find them anywhere used. And have a selection to choose from to boot

 

Might be a worthy request. It sucks going to get a used tire at TA, or somewhere, and there's 30 or 40 used 22.5 to choose from... then there's only 1-5 raggedy 24.5's on the shelf. It's like choosing between worse and worser.

It's way more cost effective to get you trailer already with 22.5 if that's what you want, because buying all new rims + the cost of tires... yeah it's gonna cost some $