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Dick Butler · 06-16-2009, 02:15 PM

When investing in a trailer I was able to buy a Goldrush first. I bought a stripped down unit. Bench, winch and tie downs. A battery for the break away brakes and 12 volt lights. No liner on the walls. It sold for the same money I paid 10 years later. It was fantastic. I bought another with lights, Changer and lining, winch and cabinets. Never had a tire problem as it was so light.
Bought a T and E Stacker used wonderful unit no porblems. Built another EXCELLENT. Sold for purchase price.
Tires use 16.5 on BIG trailers . Better lasting. Dont curb any of the tires below this size they are GONE.
If you can afford buy the Aluminum trailers, keep them nice and they will cost less in the long run. Resale in past kept up with the new prices.
26 ft is good for single car with room for golf cart across or longer.

06-16-2009, 02:15 PM	#12
Dick Butler VIP Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Richmond Indiana Posts: 1,196 Likes: 5 Liked 32 Times in 19 Posts	Re: Enclosed Trailer Recomendations When investing in a trailer I was able to buy a Goldrush first. I bought a stripped down unit. Bench, winch and tie downs. A battery for the break away brakes and 12 volt lights. No liner on the walls. It sold for the same money I paid 10 years later. It was fantastic. I bought another with lights, Changer and lining, winch and cabinets. Never had a tire problem as it was so light. Bought a T and E Stacker used wonderful unit no porblems. Built another EXCELLENT. Sold for purchase price. Tires use 16.5 on BIG trailers . Better lasting. Dont curb any of the tires below this size they are GONE. If you can afford buy the Aluminum trailers, keep them nice and they will cost less in the long run. Resale in past kept up with the new prices. 26 ft is good for single car with room for golf cart across or longer.