FS 18 foot open deck trailer
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FS 18 foot open deck trailer
Looking to upgrade to an enclosed trailer, but need to sell the current one first if there is interest.
Specs:
2005 Kraftsman 18' deck w/ beaver tail (steel trailer)
open middle deck
dual 3500# axles
brakes on both axles
break-a-way kit with good battery
removable drivers side fender
spare tire (tires are upgrade and are 225 wide, most new trailers today come with 205 wide tires)
5 foot ramps
5000# tongue jack (new)
Kobalt aluminum tool box on front
Great trailer - I keep it maintained and spray paint any chips after each use so it does not rust. It is also light weight with the open middle section of the deck (also good to hold extra wheels). I have pulled this with both a Dakota and Tahoe without any issues.
Looking to get $1800 for it.
Specs:
2005 Kraftsman 18' deck w/ beaver tail (steel trailer)
open middle deck
dual 3500# axles
brakes on both axles
break-a-way kit with good battery
removable drivers side fender
spare tire (tires are upgrade and are 225 wide, most new trailers today come with 205 wide tires)
5 foot ramps
5000# tongue jack (new)
Kobalt aluminum tool box on front
Great trailer - I keep it maintained and spray paint any chips after each use so it does not rust. It is also light weight with the open middle section of the deck (also good to hold extra wheels). I have pulled this with both a Dakota and Tahoe without any issues.
Looking to get $1800 for it.
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Le Mans Master
Did you get an enclosed?
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Le Mans Master
Looking to upgrade to an enclosed trailer, but need to sell the current one first if there is interest.
Specs:
2005 Kraftsman 18' deck w/ beaver tail (steel trailer)
open middle deck
dual 3500# axles
brakes on both axles
break-a-way kit with good battery
removable drivers side fender
spare tire (tires are upgrade and are 225 wide, most new trailers today come with 205 wide tires)
5 foot ramps
5000# tongue jack (new)
Kobalt aluminum tool box on front
Great trailer - I keep it maintained and spray paint any chips after each use so it does not rust. It is also light weight with the open middle section of the deck (also good to hold extra wheels). I have pulled this with both a Dakota and Tahoe without any issues.
Looking to get $1800 for it.
Specs:
2005 Kraftsman 18' deck w/ beaver tail (steel trailer)
open middle deck
dual 3500# axles
brakes on both axles
break-a-way kit with good battery
removable drivers side fender
spare tire (tires are upgrade and are 225 wide, most new trailers today come with 205 wide tires)
5 foot ramps
5000# tongue jack (new)
Kobalt aluminum tool box on front
Great trailer - I keep it maintained and spray paint any chips after each use so it does not rust. It is also light weight with the open middle section of the deck (also good to hold extra wheels). I have pulled this with both a Dakota and Tahoe without any issues.
Looking to get $1800 for it.
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^ Good point! Cass you need this ride I can even bring the silver coupe to my parents' place in Greensboro. They just happen to live right next door to Ryan's parents!
So it'd be one stop shopping
So it'd be one stop shopping
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HAHA, good point...Although, I store the trailer in CLT now, but sounds like a good package deal