As usual on this frum, the subject is hijacked by jokers
But let's face the FACTS for a change.
I do have cargo trailer as well, that I bought for our interstate move, but the huge thing cost huge mpg drop. Sure it is convenient to have enclosed trailer, but beside purchase cost and fuel guzzling cost, there is an issue with storage.
Mine is actually used as wind breaker on side of the house.
So once again, the small trailer that brings no measurable mpg difference, you can just lift it (when empty) and turn around when backing up is difficult, than it folds to take 2 feet of space against the wall is valid option.
If HF discontinued them at the time, too bad, but Northerntool still have whole selection - for more.
TRAILERS SELECTION
