wood or metal trusses
I know sales people will sometimes say whatever they think will sell the trailer- but are metal trusses really that much better than wood? What do you think?
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I agree with G0Ducks .
In my experience and opinion a TT that has been stored under a carport or better has double the life of one that has not .
A trailer stored outside expands under the sun during the day and contracts at night .
Eventually a leak(s) will occur from that or deterioration of sealant .
Floors are more of an issue than roofs for rot.
Komfort Trailers made in Oregon are aluminum framed , have heavier frames , are shipped with higher load rating tires and axles , and are much heavier to tow than the lightweight trailers for the f150 crowd .
If you would consider an f250 tow rig or similar the Komfort is a good choice for a well built trailer .
I have a 2002 bought new and have had no issues whatsoever but mine is stored under cover .
In my experience and opinion a TT that has been stored under a carport or better has double the life of one that has not .
A trailer stored outside expands under the sun during the day and contracts at night .
Eventually a leak(s) will occur from that or deterioration of sealant .
Floors are more of an issue than roofs for rot.
Komfort Trailers made in Oregon are aluminum framed , have heavier frames , are shipped with higher load rating tires and axles , and are much heavier to tow than the lightweight trailers for the f150 crowd .
If you would consider an f250 tow rig or similar the Komfort is a good choice for a well built trailer .
I have a 2002 bought new and have had no issues whatsoever but mine is stored under cover .
