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Trailer Pricing
What kind of pricing can I expect for a dual axle aluminum trailer for a 24' Pantera? Disc brakes, torsion axles, etc...
Is $2500-$3000 about right? Trying to figure out if I'm better off redoing my current trailer or buying new. Trailer is a 95' South FL aluminum, but all of the hardware is rusted up and needs to be replaced, including, springs, drums, etc. |
A new Nextrail aluminum twin axle bunk trailer for a 24' boat is around $4000.
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you cna replace everything on the axle, including the axle for about 290$ per axle.. go to axis product, i just ordered 3 complete from there and i was impressed with both price and service
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I think you're going to be around 4K or a little higher for disc brakes, torsion bars, etc. Would think it would be cheaper to redo yours.
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My dad ordered a new Myco for his 24 footer currently being built. It was about $5,000, but it has everything.
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Originally Posted by Gladhe8er
(Post 2104530)
My dad ordered a new Myco for his 24 footer currently being built. It was about $5,000, but it has everything.
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I just got a quote on a 33' Alum Triple Axel for my new Scarab..... $8,200. I was shocked ! ! !
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Originally Posted by SANLEONKID
(Post 2104832)
I just got a quote on a 33' Alum Triple Axel for my new Scarab..... $8,200. I was shocked ! ! !
From Myco? A buddy of mine just called on a 38 Myco for his Cig 14800.00 So he just spent 6200 on a redo and paint on his steel myco:eek: :eek: |
Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
(Post 2104574)
That seems cheap at 208.00 a foot..My 38 was 394.00 a foot:eek:
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Originally Posted by Gladhe8er
(Post 2105393)
I guess it helps when they are buddies from waaaay back:D
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