Used trailer near Boston?

[dcobbett]

Pulled my 1976 20SF on Friday to make way for Irene and it looks like I snapped a spindle or the end of an axle on the way out of the lot. Current trailer is a heavy duty, double axle "Heinz 57" that originated in Michigan several years ago so I'm in the market for something newer. Ideally, galvanized (really a must), minimum 3,000# capacity, rollers vs. bunk, single axle, no brakes, working lights, "road ready" etc. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone that has or knows about a trailer like that within 50-75 miles of Boston.
Thanks in advance.

[ScottM]

Check out mitchman's trailer in the for sale forum.

[mitchman]

Pulled my 1976 20SF on Friday to make way for Irene and it looks like I snapped a spindle or the end of an axle on the way out of the lot. Current trailer is a heavy duty, double axle "Heinz 57" that originated in Michigan several years ago so I'm in the market for something newer. Ideally, galvanized (really a must), minimum 3,000# capacity, rollers vs. bunk, single axle, no brakes, working lights, "road ready" etc. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone that has or knows about a trailer like that within 50-75 miles of Boston.
Thanks in advance.

I have a trailer that had a 20ft SeaCraft on it and I am on Cape Cod! Its a single axle bunk trailer with keel rollers and rated for 3000lbs. Check it out in the For Sale section on this forum Trailer on Cape Cod for 20ft Seacraft

[dcobbett]

mitchman,

Sent you a PM.