Does it make sense to own different types of trailers?

This looks likes thread for @Ruthless

 

Having a variety of trailers also helps you stay closer to home.

 

There's really no downside to having multiple options.

 

More trailers = more options, more days to work, more customers to please.
When one wagon is parked you use another one. When one season is slow you hook to what wagon has product moving for it.

 

I got three trucks but my 89 international eagle only works in summer. Winter it's logging and floating. Spring is floating and flat bed. Summer and fall is end dump flat bed and floating and step deck

 

Yes one truck several trailers and would like like to add center drop tank to haul liquid fertilizer but those are costly

 

I have 41 foot hooper, 42 foot spread. And rent vans when I need them. That way when im not using them they can go back. Im border line about buying acouple. Diversity is important.

 

50 ft 102 wide cattle pot
78x96x42 ft timpte hopper
48ft spread axle reefer

Use them all also never had a problem outta my insurance