Trailer

FELLOW-SHIP · #1 03-05-2002, 11:27 AM

I BOUGHT A LOADMASTER TRAILER FROM TAMPA FLORIDA I LIVE IN BROWARD COUNTY FLORIDA. IT COST ME $2,650 WITH A SPARE TIRE AND ALL STAN LESS STEEL BOLTS. I DROVE OVER THERE TO PICK IT UP MYSELF IF I WOULD HAVE GOT THE TRAILER FROM A LOCAL DEALER AND NOT THE MANUFACTURER IT WOULD HAVE COST ABOUT $300-$500 MORE. I THOUGHT I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A DRIVE.
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Snookerd · #2 04-10-2002, 11:28 AM

Bay Pines Seacraft gave me the name of their main trailer Co.. "Quick Load" in St. Pete, FL. My single axle alum. was $1100 and was picked up at their location. Watch the hardware, I screwed up and didn't check that the hardware was stainless. They never told me they have 2 prices one for stainless and one with the junk hardware(I'm soon replacing this rusty problem).

capesams · #3 04-10-2002, 06:49 PM

Fellow boaters done south:

I have to say you have it good with cheep $ on boats . trailers, up here [north] don't bend over. You know what I mean. I bought a 6400 # roller trailer for my 23.[load - rite] $4,200. p/
tax. All the hardware is already *****. I wash it off every time[not rinse]I use it .Then a friend calls me and tells me he bought one..10,000# for the same $.This one and mine came from the same place. BUT he didn't tell me that his friend works there till after i bought mine*()^#%. Anyway
it's not a yr. old . YOU couldn't buy any sst. trailer up here if you wanted to[parts], BESIDES that boat ramps here have signs saying NO POWERING OF BOATS ONTO THE TRAILER. they stand there and watch to make sure you don't.TRAYDER keep that roller............hi-ho sylver [img]images/icons/mad.gif[/img]