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This: https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Axles/Timbren/ASR1THDS02.html?feed=npn&gclid=Cj0KCQjwr-SSBhC9ARIsANhzu16wAWTo5R2_1_0XGu526R38iFOXXLrKCs8Z855rJQt1Z5l8bJyvxc8aAsfbEALw_wcB Asking $800 firm picked up in San Diego. They're brand new and unused. Save a little on taxes and off the retail...

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Location: Escondido (North County San Diego) Asking price: $6,100 Look around and you'll find most tandem axle trailers of this rating and size are about ~$4k before fees. And those trailers typically have two solid axles instead of independent axles, wood floors instead of lighter aluminum, a...

Any rough pricing on how much a CORE vehicle costs?

Location: Escondido, CA Item: Ark XO350 Details: https://www.arkportablepower.com/products/xo350-trailer-jack Description: I paid $180 (plus $15) for this brand new in June of 2020. It was for a trailer I was building. I had mounted it and realized it was too short for my needs (it's a...

They probably wouldn't know it has a tracker though if you hide it well.

Sold.

Asking $4,200 or best offer & located in San Diego. Priced reasonably as such with the understanding that it is a 90% done trailer that is a little rough around the edges from both real world use and being one of my first fabrication projects. Someone that doesn't mind a little DIY to finish...

Just a status photo bump.. nothing to see hear.. maybe..

Here's a status update on Charon. The swing out door with swing down table is pretty much in its final form. Two locking pins hold the door closed while one of those also doubles as a pin to hold the door open. Made a simple handle from scraps to assist with moving the door (it's not heavy)...

I figure I should finally start a build thread for this trailer build that I'm close to wrapping up. Today.. How it started out.. Purposes: Home base when camping Raw material hauler for fabrication projects Toy hauler for bikes, quads, or smaller ATVs Wagon for doing trail cleanups...

Yea, you'd have to be one heavy person(s) to tip the trailer and both would have to be sitting only on the half of the RTT that folds out.

Picking up a RTT this week.

If you plan on only hauling ATVs (ie. not a SXS or UTV), go with a smaller trailer to be more nimble. I have a 5x10 that I've been slowly building with maybe 5-10 hours of spare time per month. I plan on putting a RTT on mine, too, but don't see a need for a permanent box inside the trailer...