Posted by showcrop on July 09, 2020 at 16:27:32 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: trailers posted by Farmall 656 on July 09, 2020 at 12:09:56:
At 16 feet you want a deck over with beaver tail. In order to get the deck as low as possible get pierced deck frame. Those are the ones with diamond plate over the tires. Get flip over spring assist ramps with full length support under them. They won't move even if your truck should decide to slide or slip a little. You haven't lived until you have been trailer surfing!! I just sold a twelve year old 22,400 dual tandem PJ which was a good trailer but I believe that Kaufman makes a better trailer. TRY TO GET PAINT INSTEAD OF POWDER COAT. unless you plan to keep it for only two years. Once you get a nick in your powder coat you won't be able to see anything in your mirrors the plastic will be flying off so fast.
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