bartsbombers
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Looking at buying a Wells Cargo 25' trailer; searching the forums and there isn't a lot of talk about them.
Would appreciate any opinions from the members and owners about these trailers.
Thanks.
Would appreciate any opinions from the members and owners about these trailers.
Thanks.
yamadog1
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what ever you buy make sure it's not a steel frame.
what ever you buy make sure it's not a steel frame.
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I have owned a Wells before. My experience is they are a quality trailer. I think their SS Aluminum series is a beautiful looking trailer.
Vector Julie
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bartsbombers said:Looking at buying a Wells Cargo 25' trailer; searching the forums and there isn't a lot of talk about them.
Would appreciate any opinions from the members and owners about these trailers.
Thanks.
Have a personal friend who has had both the older style with flat cargo doors, steel frame and steel pull out ramp and currently owns a Silver Sport Wells V-Nose aluminum frame. Both were 25 footers.
I towed both with his tow vehicle and mine, excellent trailers and towed very well.
The frame on the older one eventually rusted thru and was sold to a constructon contractor who welded plates over the holes and is still using it, 16 years old.
Silver Sport is 6-7 years old and has the hinged ramp doors which are nicer for loading an unloading.
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Thanks Yamadog1, I looked at the Silver Sport and the benefits of aluminum but it's the price factor for me....I also want to put a furnace in it and that's adding to the cost.
On their current brochure for the Funwagon it says it has the full width hinge with 3/4" free floating steel pin on the back door.
It has optional backup halogen lights.... Superman and Vector Julie did the trailers you had/used have these lights and or do you know of someone who has them and do they put out adequate light ?
On their current brochure for the Funwagon it says it has the full width hinge with 3/4" free floating steel pin on the back door.
It has optional backup halogen lights.... Superman and Vector Julie did the trailers you had/used have these lights and or do you know of someone who has them and do they put out adequate light ?
Vector Julie
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bartsbombers said:Thanks Yamadog1, I looked at the Silver Sport and the benefits of aluminum but it's the price factor for me....I also want to put a furnace in it and that's adding to the cost.
On their current brochure for the Funwagon it says it has the full width hinge with 3/4" free floating steel pin on the back door.
It has optional backup halogen lights.... Superman and Vector Julie did the trailers you had/used have these lights and or do you know of someone who has them and do they put out adequate light ?
Fun Wagon and Super Sport did/do not have backup lights.


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My Triton has the back up light option, yes I like them light's they work well with lot's of light when backing up at night wouldn't be without them.
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Thanks everyone for your replies.
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I have a HaulMark 24' V nose with the steel frame. As said the frame will rust but after the second year I painted it with POR 15 and now don't have to worry about it rusting any more. But it is a heavy trailer. I also had to buy steel as the Aluminum framed trailers were $6,000 more than the steel frame at that time. I don't have back up lights so can't help you there.
After 4 enclosed 4 sled snowmobile trailers I have changed over to car 24' haulers. The are easier to tow, the rear ramp angle is lower and I get 5 sleds in it with no hassle. I have 40,000 btu heater 100# gas, generator and full shop inside. With the sled lift and cart even if the sleds don't have reverse I wheel them right out and a dead sled goes right in with a come-along. I paid $3500 for this last one its an 07 with 10,000 lbs axles.
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Dog you have went to great lengths to equip your trailer to work on your friends AC. I admire you that would be sweet. I also like the lower axle. Seriously I was surprised at how easy they are to heat, it really doesn't take much. You can overkill on the furnace thing.
Dog you have went to great lengths to equip your trailer to work on your friends AC. I admire you that would be sweet. I also like the lower axle. Seriously I was surprised at how easy they are to heat, it really doesn't take much. You can overkill on the furnace thing.
Yeah -25 heat on 10 min it's 70
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What I have friends with AC's I got to run with a better class of people - next I'll know people with beemers and drinking latte
Geezer 2 said:Dog you have went to great lengths to equip your trailer to work on your friends AC. I admire you that would be sweet. I also like the lower axle. Seriously I was surprised at how easy they are to heat, it really doesn't take much. You can overkill on the furnace thing.
What I have friends with AC's I got to run with a better class of people - next I'll know people with beemers and drinking latte

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