Sure Trac 5x10' Tube Top Utility Landscape Trailer 2990# GVW ST6210TA-B-030
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Best Choice Trailers * 1512 Spring Road * Carlisle, PA 17013 * 717-220-4220
Best Choice Trailers * 1449 Arona Road * Irwin, PA 15642 * 724-864-1449
www.bestchoicetrailers.com
Looking at this trailer I see a lot of nice features. The mitered corners on the top rail are way cool.
The diamond tread fenders area good design. Tail gate that will lay down on the bed is a plus. Powerder coated finish is the only way to go..
If you are feeling like giving one away, I would gladly take it off your hands.
Excellent trailer with some gr8 idea's applied.
Thanks for the video👍
It would be nice if they included a spare tire to match the ones on trailer
Just wanted thank you for the information
No problem!
I wanted a custom look to my 5x10. To trailer my bike. I cut the tailgate off and made a custom wooden removable tailgate. Bought a set of aluminum ramps. Added a 4500lb winch. 2 spare tires with custom covers. 6 flood lights.
Sounds great!
Do they make a 5*12?
It’s a nice little unit.
I really like it.
How much does it run, and could you also do a review on a 6’ X 12’ and a 7’ X 14’?
We already have a bunch of video's on the various sizes we offer. Here's a link to all of our in stock Sure Trac single axle utility trailers currently available, most have pictures, prices, video, specs, etc. www.bestchoicetrailers.com/all-inventory/utility-trailers/steel-single-axle/all-single-axles?manufacturer=sure-trac
I have one of those on my Ranch but it's green and it has red Wheels
It got the Christmas package...thanks for the idea!
Friend, what would be the correct way of centralizing the axis? here in Brazil the companies put the centralized axle, I noticed that in your country the axle seems to be closer to the end of the chassis, which way would have more stability?
I have no idea what the official reasons are but I know a man who fabricates his own trailers and he has always said that he uses the 60/40 rule where the axle is located at 60% the length of the trailer towards the rear so that it pulls better.
But I have a tilt bed trailer where the axle is located central to the trailer to help the trailer tilt when loading and unloading
How much
whats the price of the one you are showing in the video
As prices unfortunately change over time, we recommend going to our website for current pricing and availability, www.bestchoicetrailers.com
Still angel at the bottom. But it us a bit better.
The low lights could be better if higher and encased.
Upgrade to a 5.2k axle.
Love the gate, but add cross members for heavy loads that hit the center.
Rear tube lowers the unit and for over uneven ground surface makes it a stop and/or drag. Lights up the side and encased would be much better.
Solid side are a big plus.
Not sure if you watched the same video presented, but the rear stop/turn/tails and markers are all encased in the rear bumper. There is nothing exposed. While a 5200# axle is available by special order, it's definitely not a spec we, or any dealer I know of, stocks. We do keep 77x12' units with a 5K axle, the only single axle 5K, primarily for those with a larger/heavier UTV.
@@BestChoiceTrailers pretty sure he means fabricating a below deck bumper to hold the taillights has exposed it to lower ground clearance. Hence the mention of it potentially being a drag/stop point. Which to be honest was my first thought but I’ll admit the overall design is probably the best I’ve seen that would work for my needs. I’d also have preferred if it had lift-gate cross members, especially for the price.
How Much It Costs
Here is a link to all of our in stock single axle utility trailers currently available: www.bestchoicetrailers.com/all-inventory/utility-trailers/steel-single-axle/all-single-axles?order=2
price?
Here's a link to all of our in stock single axle utility trailers: www.bestchoicetrailers.com/all-inventory/utility-trailers/steel-single-axle/all-single-axles