Lets see your pullers on your trailer...
- Thread starter JakeBrakeIH
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Check this one out, price seems right.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2011...007372?pt=Motors_Trailers&hash=item23175fc3cc
Not far actually, Ill have to call tomorrow.
Its about a good 20+ hours so by the time I get out there to get it, or I have it delivered the 'deal' would be out of it I would think? I would say it would cost with fuel and tolls at least $1k. Those are some killer prices tho! Decisions, decisions....
lol
Say's they deliver, question is , How much
I dont know anyone running one personally or have I seen one in person but they look to be well made and a good bit cheaper then (most) comparable models...... Just one more option 
Say's they deliver, question is , How much
i bet its 1.10-1.75 a mile.
Instead of starting a new thread..........what's everyone's feelings on a triple axle gn. 3x7k axles. I'm looking for a used trailer in the 3k range. I'm seeing alot of triples that r 30+' long for good prices. I will b hauling my truck to pulls and the track and I have a 77 vega I will b hauling to the track plus a fourwheeler. I'm sure the triples r hard to turn and prob go through more tires because of them "scrubbing", is that the only downfall?
the woman who sold jakebrake his trailer at kaufman was telling us how thats all the car hauler guys want is the 3 axle trailers becuase they tow so straight and have the extra gvw...the tire scrub i dont think would be horrible but i've never owned one either
Yes triples wear tires. And when you get a flat you MUST stop and change it. with a double tandem you just keep rolling along :thumb:
We've had a triple axle float for since 2002 and it's still on the same set of tires. I really should rotate them but you can't even hardly see a difference in wear. Personally I'd rather stop and change a flat on single wheel then try and deal with duals. Our trailers only go about 3-4k/year. If I was on the road all of the time I'd rather have tandem duals but nothing wrong with a 3 axle.
I'm kinda glad to hear some positive feedback on these. I've been stalking this thread for quite awhile now lol. My car only weighs 2600 and is very short but I want a trailer big enough to haul the truck with the weight rack on. Ive been avoiding the triples cause I thought they were a big hassle and wore out tires quick. But I think I will consider them more now. Thanks for the info guys. :thumb:
I have a triple,, pulls nice but when you gotta swing it around it bucks and jumps pretty bad and when heavy i even bent an axle pretty bad when spinning it around real tight. It actually feels like it pulls easier though the the tandem duals. We didn't wear out tires any quicker on the triple then the tandem though.
I was pretty close at buying one myself but she brought up a good point. She asked if I traveled along a lot of toll roads, and I do. The extra axle would have added up over the year well over the 'savings' of me buying it over a tandem dual trailer. Also the oil bath axles vs bearing was half the frequency for servicing.
Might as well post a few picks of the trailer I got too
Here is when I picked it up from Kaufman...
Ran up to Kentucky and picked up Rich's new truck from Garrick.
When I got home we put my room mates truck on there just see for room and what not, and to bust a friends chops with a few pics :hug:
Next weekend I ended up hauling a load of hay for my parents, kinda glad I got such a big trailer and Im using for more than just pulling.
This past weekend I tried to clean it up best I could and did a few things. I ended up putting on a set of mudflaps from the boys...
I also mounted the spare tire for my truck(or any other 8 lug truck)on top of the trailer spare using some threaded rod. Looks kinda goofy but serves a great purpose and keeps plenty of room.
When we 1st got my trailer I couldnt believe how long it was and was nervous that I bought one that was too big(25+5). However after having my roommates truck on there, along with Rich's truck Im very glad I got the longer trailer for extra room on the deck. Tandem duals tow like a dream, follows right behind you and very stable. So far Im very happy with the trailer and look forward to using it throughout the season. Thanks for all the advise you guys chimed it with! :thumb:
Next weekend I ended up hauling a load of hay for my parents, kinda glad I got such a big trailer and Im using for more than just pulling.
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:roflmao: you're attracting p*ssy with the new trailer man!:roflmao: