Aluminum Trailers
03-10-2002 | 08:47 AM
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Who builds the best aluminum trailor , Im needing one in one month for My Thunder 37AVH, and have always had MYCO which are more money and painted steel, which is better in salt water, obviosly aluminum, but is the quality the same for long hauls , never owned, but need to know. 
03-10-2002 | 09:30 AM
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From: hingham,ma ,usa
V.O. I would deffinatly talk to Jay at South Florida Trailers. I researched buying my aluminum trailer and found Jay to be a customer oriented person to deal with who knows his product as well as his competitions.I like the torsionbar setup much more than the old coventioal spring style.Both in ride and reliability.My trailer is very well built with all stainless hardware and the layout is perfect. I had Jay biuld mine to accept a step and a none step V bottom he made the bunks reversable.He completed the job in one week for me with all my modifications including all L.E.D. lighting, turn signals on the fenders, extra bunks ect. I wanted a spare hub assembly, Jay sent it to me within 2 days. He payed shipping. Sorry to ramble, I cant say enough as to how well I've been treated in dealing with S.F.T. Good Luck in Your Search. Hope this info has been helpfull. Mark B. P.s. I'll include Photo I have many more if you like.
03-10-2002 | 10:01 PM
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From: tn
Owens and Son - St.Pete, FL
10,500# triple axle - torsion suspension - surge brakes on 2 axles - 3,000# caster jack - stainless fasteners - galvanized axles and wheels - fits like a glove (F311SR1 Formula). Paid $3,600 - ready in 3 days.
Can't say enough about the guys.
10,500# triple axle - torsion suspension - surge brakes on 2 axles - 3,000# caster jack - stainless fasteners - galvanized axles and wheels - fits like a glove (F311SR1 Formula). Paid $3,600 - ready in 3 days.
Can't say enough about the guys.
