Enclosed Trailers

gubni · Dec 2, 2015

1. Get a domed roof. The flat roof is very noisy and much more prone to leak.
2. 50 amp electrical
3. Get it fully insulated.
4. 8 lug axles with 16" wheels. This way if you have a blow out you can easily get a used truck tire.
5. Widest possible rear door. You may not need it now, but helps resale and you may have a different rig in the future.

I have had a few and from experience this is what you should get.

InDaShop · Dec 2, 2015

I'm always looking for deals.
Found this badass Featherlite, with sub-optimal interior fit and finish for dirt cheap.

http://r.ebay.com/rqtJav

Sawzall · Dec 3, 2015

InDaShop said:
I'm always looking for deals.
Found this badass Featherlite, with sub-optimal interior fit and finish for dirt cheap.

http://r.ebay.com/rqtJav

That is worth a trip to Flagstaff.

InDaShop · Dec 3, 2015

Sawzall said:
That is worth a trip to Flagstaff.

Thats what I paid for my 24' on the floor Featherlite gooseneck with zero on the inside, bare walls.

jta · Dec 12, 2015

Finally got mine.

smbroady82 · Dec 12, 2015

jta said:
Finally got mine.

Nice trailer

what are the specs on it?

have any interior pics?

jta · Dec 13, 2015

smbroady82 said:
Nice trailer

what are the specs on it?

have any interior pics?

I'll post some pics later this week. I'm still in my way home with it. I will say my 2500 pulls it much better than i thought it would. I got 10.8 mpg on my last tank.