I'd be a bit skeptical buying from this guy. He doesn't really seem to know much about the trailer at all. Aluminum, uh, stainless corners? Which is it? Aluminum or stainless. He mentions the axles, but doesn't say whether they are torsion or spring. He seemed impressed that there is a handle on each side of the ramp door. Uh, that's pretty much the standard on just about any trailer. He says you could easily swap out the roof vent for an air conditioner. Um, no you can't. It doesn't have the additional bracing for an A/C unit. You'd have to have additional bracing installed. Without it, the roof would start to sag, leak, and eventually the A/C unit would be laying on the floor. Speaking of the roof, what is it made of, and how many pieces? That might be good to know, but no mention of that. However, he does seem to be impressed by the location of the light switch. I'm sure someone would make a final decision on the location of a light switch. Certainly more important than the spacing of the cross members in the floor and walls. It would be nice to mention whether the frame is constructed with Tubular, I-beam, or C-Channel steel or aluminum. (This one is obviously not aluminum). Lots of selling points not mentioned here, but should be. However, if you're ever in the market for a car hauler with a nice light switch location, this is your man.
This is Jeremy Holmes, I think these trailers are well built well I shouldnt say well built they all are top of the line trailers, not just because I work at United Trailers I've talked to a lot of people and they said that quality of the trailer is really built good the people said the trails that they bought take a beating from what they haul and holed up awesome and be going back to buy more in the future, and I've seen my seen myself how well the trailers are built going down the line and see the people that puts them together they put love into the trailer they built, just as I do and the people that has a United Trailer over all the hole place has nothing but love for what they do..
I'd be a bit skeptical buying from this guy. He doesn't really seem to know much about the trailer at all.
Aluminum, uh, stainless corners? Which is it? Aluminum or stainless.
He mentions the axles, but doesn't say whether they are torsion or spring. He seemed impressed that there is a handle on each side of the ramp door. Uh, that's pretty much the standard on just about any trailer. He says you could easily swap out the roof vent for an air conditioner. Um, no you can't. It doesn't have the additional bracing for an A/C unit. You'd have to have additional bracing installed. Without it, the roof would start to sag, leak, and eventually the A/C unit would be laying on the floor. Speaking of the roof, what is it made of, and how many pieces? That might be good to know, but no mention of that. However, he does seem to be impressed by the location of the light switch. I'm sure someone would make a final decision on the location of a light switch. Certainly more important than the spacing of the cross members in the floor and walls. It would be nice to mention whether the frame is constructed with Tubular, I-beam, or C-Channel steel or aluminum. (This one is obviously not aluminum).
Lots of selling points not mentioned here, but should be.
However, if you're ever in the market for a car hauler with a nice light switch location, this is your man.
This is Jeremy Holmes, I think these trailers are well built well I shouldnt say well built they all are top of the line trailers, not just because I work at United Trailers I've talked to a lot of people and they said that quality of the trailer is really built good the people said the trails that they bought take a beating from what they haul and holed up awesome and be going back to buy more in the future, and I've seen my seen myself how well the trailers are built going down the line and see the people that puts them together they put love into the trailer they built, just as I do and the people that has a United Trailer over all the hole place has nothing but love for what they do..