What models of trailers are well built?
Okay, now I am looking for a TT to replace the one I am selling. But I need one that is well built and can handle rough roads. I will be hauling this trailer around the Arctic on gravel roads for th...
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Artum Snowbird wrote:
One of the main characteristics of tough units is the weight to length ratio. It would really help to know a bit more of your requirements for your trailer and tow vehicle, but if you think you are going to haul anything but a lightweight with your Silverado 1500 you have to reconsider.
You could consider a Bigfoot or an Escape in a fiberglass pod style, but again, you want a heavy duty haul vehicle and a trailer that matches that. Look at the weight of an Arctic Fox unit, or if you can find one, a Triple E unit like I have. Build tough and used in the Canadian Arctic weather reliably.
Thanks. I will look into all this.
Here is some info to answer any questions you may have.
Buying: Used
Budget: $10,000 Cash
Length: 24 to 26 feet.
Sleeps: 6 minimum
Tow Vehicle: 2011 Sliverado 2500HD 4X4 Work Truck
Engine: 6.0 Liter V8 Gasoline
Horsepower: 360
Transmission: 6 Speed Automatic
Differential: 4:10 GWR
