2008 25' T&E Stacker - All Aluminum

J DeForrest · 03-20-2011, 11:25 PM

All Aluminum .063” smooth side
Stored inside when not in use
Triple 6k axles w/ Alcoas and bridgestone tires
16’ internal lift (has removable center sections)
Fully lined and insulated
Stainless front sheeting
48” ramp extension
8’ Arrow Front bench with Toolbox and Overhead cabinet.
25' by 13’6” deep Arrow Awning w/ all the options including full enclosure– new owner will get new solid color end panels.
16’ x 96” walk on roof w/ fold down side railing.
Internal ladder with roof hatch.
Wired 110v outlets/ Fluorescent lighting
Superwinch w/ wirless control – also a winch to control rear door.
Trailer walls are carpeted on lower 3' internally.
282.5" clear on floor inside
We also made some ramps for the side to drive the golf cart in the side door, and tie down against some stops we made that are mounted against the driver side wall. It works real nice and easy. Allows removal of golf cart 1st and last to put away.

This trailer has worked great - selling because new trailer is here.

Thanks, Jason/Larry

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03-20-2011, 11:25 PM	#1
J DeForrest Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Ramsey, MN Posts: 112 Likes: 95 Liked 73 Times in 18 Posts	2008 25' T&E Stacker - All Aluminum All Aluminum .063” smooth side Stored inside when not in use Triple 6k axles w/ Alcoas and bridgestone tires 16’ internal lift (has removable center sections) Fully lined and insulated Stainless front sheeting 48” ramp extension 8’ Arrow Front bench with Toolbox and Overhead cabinet. 25' by 13’6” deep Arrow Awning w/ all the options including full enclosure– new owner will get new solid color end panels. 16’ x 96” walk on roof w/ fold down side railing. Internal ladder with roof hatch. Wired 110v outlets/ Fluorescent lighting Superwinch w/ wirless control – also a winch to control rear door. Trailer walls are carpeted on lower 3' internally. 282.5" clear on floor inside We also made some ramps for the side to drive the golf cart in the side door, and tie down against some stops we made that are mounted against the driver side wall. It works real nice and easy. Allows removal of golf cart 1st and last to put away. This trailer has worked great - selling because new trailer is here. Thanks, Jason/Larry http://www.racingjunk.com/category/1...-Aluminum.html