1MOSES1

Skip the low end bolt together trailers...I.e. venture, load rite. They cut too many corners. I'd go with all american, hi tech, slide on, or real extreme.

firehill19

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Travis, this place is about 5 minutes from me off 105. Never been there or seen it. Was going to check it out and see about them doing a couple of repairs on my Heritage but haven't made it there yet. That's a cheap price on the quote.

T-RAV

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Yep all the fishing guys rave about their trailers, seems like a good deal. Stainless bolts, torsion axels, spare tire, etc... I like the fact he is local too. I saw pictures of him doing welded bunks also so I want to check into that to see if its standard or not. I will get up there and check out there stuff before I commit though.

happy hours

Owens and sons is local to me ( Tampa bay) and build a great trailer.

TW720HVY

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Thanks for all the great feed back!

I decided to go with a painted Manning trailer and Matt was great to deal with, as was most that I called. It is coming with everything we wanted/needed all the boats we have owned the trailer was always the weakest link, hopefully now it will not be.

I will try and post some pictures when we get it and thanks again.

BobbyB

I have 3 Mannings built for 3 different boats and all have worked and turned out great.

eddie

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As a trailer dealer Manning his hard to beat on prices. I sell Phoenix, Heritage, Haul Rite and Nextrail right now.

I have Rick's Heritage steel tandem axle trailer for sale and it shows like new.

Irishtornado

Too bad it wasn't 10' longer and another axle under it!

carter38

I have a south florida aluminum trailer triple axle I have my cafe on it I would perfer a steel trailer though.

TW720HVY

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I should have waxed the leaf springs before I dropped it off and is that bird cr@p on the spare tire!


I thought you were boat-less?