enclosed trailer recommendation
02-02-2012, 06:44 AM
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RE: enclosed trailer recommendation
Check out this thread, It has it all.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_11..._1/key_/tm.htm
Personally I have a Lark United 6x10 V nose with barn doors and a side door. I chose the Lark because the dealer is close to where I live, and of all of the brands I shopped it came with the most standard features on the base model. It had vents, color choice, diamond plate stone guard and V nose, roller jack, everyone else was wanting an upcharge for these, but they were standard on the lark. As fara s Quality I couldnt tell a lot of diffefence when I was shopping.
In buying my trailer one of my biggeset considerations was the fact that I had to store it in my garage as trailers are not allowed to be stored outside in my neighborhood. I sized my trailer to fit in my garage along with my wifes car. I chose the barn doors because there is not enough room for a ramp door to open in the gararge, and now that I have them I like them better than the ramp door. They are a whole lot easier to open and close. I have a set of aluminum and wood ramps for loading four wheelers into trucks that I can use to load heavier items when I need, but I much prefer the barn doors. A side door is another must have along with vents. Here are a couple of pics. I just started last night on fitting up the inside so check in on the other thread for updates of that progress.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_11..._1/key_/tm.htm
Personally I have a Lark United 6x10 V nose with barn doors and a side door. I chose the Lark because the dealer is close to where I live, and of all of the brands I shopped it came with the most standard features on the base model. It had vents, color choice, diamond plate stone guard and V nose, roller jack, everyone else was wanting an upcharge for these, but they were standard on the lark. As fara s Quality I couldnt tell a lot of diffefence when I was shopping.
In buying my trailer one of my biggeset considerations was the fact that I had to store it in my garage as trailers are not allowed to be stored outside in my neighborhood. I sized my trailer to fit in my garage along with my wifes car. I chose the barn doors because there is not enough room for a ramp door to open in the gararge, and now that I have them I like them better than the ramp door. They are a whole lot easier to open and close. I have a set of aluminum and wood ramps for loading four wheelers into trucks that I can use to load heavier items when I need, but I much prefer the barn doors. A side door is another must have along with vents. Here are a couple of pics. I just started last night on fitting up the inside so check in on the other thread for updates of that progress.
02-02-2012, 05:44 PM
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RE: enclosed trailer recommendation
Wow Very nice!! Im glad you mentioned the fact that you must keep it inside. We are moving very soon to a neighborhood that wont allow us to keep our motorhome at the home site!! I might be looking at the same problem...
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RE: enclosed trailer recommendation
I would recommend the very largest you can tow and afford, because, not long after it's purchase, you may wish it were bigger. A rear ramp in lieu of double-doors will save your knees, getting in and out. Lighter color, the better, here in the South, but white is very hard to keep clean. LED lights instead of incandescent. Good lock on the hitch, or better yet, removeable tongue to deter theft.
Good luck!
Rick
Good luck!
Rick
02-03-2012, 08:25 AM
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RE: enclosed trailer recommendation
ORIGINAL: invertmast
+1
If you think/know a 6x12 will work for you, always get the next size larger! You will need it!
+1
If you think/know a 6x12 will work for you, always get the next size larger! You will need it!
