Good place in CT for a trailer for the BX?

hennydamule

New member

• Oct 5, 2005

• #1

Hey Junk or anyone else with the know,

Know a good place to get a trailer? Best price that I've found so far is $2150 for a 14ft tandem with brakes at Troy's in Farmington.

Hen

 

Melensdad

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• Oct 5, 2005

• #2

Wow, you New England guys really take it in the shorts! I paid $1400 for a fairly nice 14' by 6' wide double axle trailer with electric brakes last year in north central Indiana. I'm probably going to sell it and get a 14' by 7' unit because my newly aquired snow trac is 6'2" wide

 

hennydamule

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• Oct 5, 2005

• #3

Tell me about it. I've got a guy in NC who'll ship one up and it's still about $200-$300 cheaper. Problem is that I need it by the weekend b/f Halloween to use for a fundraiser at my Nature Center, and he can't guarantee that delivery. It's called a Kaufman, anyone ever heard of it?

 

Dargo

Like a bad penny...

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• Oct 5, 2005

• #4

Just do a web search on Sikeston, MO and you'll come up with dozens of trailer manufacturers. Most all of them will sell to the general public for the same price as they sell to a dealer.

 

DaveNay

Klaatu barada nikto

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• Oct 5, 2005

• #5

Does Tom Raper RV along 70 in Indiana deliver?

Dave

 

Junkman

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• Oct 5, 2005

• #6

Go out of state to the Springfield MA area. You might find a better deal. If you need it moved for just Halloween, possibly a local flat bed hauler will do it for the sanctuary for a donation. Even if you had to pay $100 round trip, it would be worth it to save $300 on the trailer. JunkMA

 

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LarryRB

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• Oct 5, 2005

• #7

driving across 101 in Ct and crossing over the line into Rhode Island is a place that is the cheapest around, Find yourself a weekly heavy truck trader magazine and check the back of the magazine for the name and prices