CLRracer
Mopar Nut
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2005
- Location
- Archer Lodge
Looking at getting another trailer, pretty much narrowed it down to a 24ft low deck gooseneck. The brands I'm looking at offer the 102" "buggy hauler" style with the drive over fenders. Initially my thinking was if I needed a wide trailer I should just get a deck over, and most of what I'll be hauling will fit between the fenders, so I never really looked at the buggy hauler style. Thoughts? It is a decent bit cheaper than a deck over.
Second, single or dual landing gear. Most come with single, and every trailer I've ever had or used was a single, but if the dual is worth the cost I might as well get it while I'm ordering.
Any other options you wish you did or didn't have on your trailers? Mostly I'll be hauling trucks and tractors, occasionally materials like steel or lumber but not nearly as much as vehicles.
Duane
Second, single or dual landing gear. Most come with single, and every trailer I've ever had or used was a single, but if the dual is worth the cost I might as well get it while I'm ordering.
Any other options you wish you did or didn't have on your trailers? Mostly I'll be hauling trucks and tractors, occasionally materials like steel or lumber but not nearly as much as vehicles.
Duane