No i think less than 3 from idaho,,, springs are from all over the US!!!!! And the ones im looking at are Salt Lake City Utah. And on top of that this sales company has a great dane storage only trailer listed that there looking into swaping its air ride to the spring trailer im looking at,,, waiting for $ figure on that swap deal.
that would be a good deal. I'm in Hamer, ID right now getting loaded with spuds actually. it's half of what I haul
Whats the other half? They will swap spring for air and $1,000 so $5500 for a 1997 48ft air ride great dane. /
now that i'd buy The other half is whatever we get back to the potatoes. We haul other produce, just sometimes it feels like all I ever do is spuds
On loadboards, some loads are listed (refer or van) and some are listed (van) cant anything that is hauled in a van be hauled in a refer?
I'd be worried about loads that could potentially damage the reefer. Punching holes in the interior insulation, and so on. Plus weight is a factor. Reefer trailers weigh more than standard dry-box.
If I was going to purchase a dry van, I would buy a reefer instead. I wouldn't want to haul bloody meat, then try to pickup up a load of high dollar electronics. I also wouldn't want to haul insulation, and then grab a load of grapes. So you'll need to have the trailer washed out from time to time depending, but that's just part of doing what ya have to do.
The inside or a reefer is smaller then a dry van because of the insulation. The flOor to ceiling is less for the same reason. Also the reefer has an aluminum floor that you can't nail anything too. So no. Not anything. Plus reefer is heavier
