Enclosed Goosenecks Who Makes them??

[macdaddy]

I need some help here, I am interested in an enclosed Cargo type gooseneck trailer.



Who's got em???



Pics, links appreciated.



Mac

 

[KSears]

Haulmark.com, they make some very nice ones , many sizes and options available.

 

[Hoefler]

H & H, I have a bumper model, very well made, pulls extremely well.

 

[JRMora]

Pace is another. We have a 39' custom high boy on order to carry airplanes in. Should be in around mid-september. (www.paceamerican.com)



Also try Sundowner (nice, but $$) (www.sundownertrailer.com)



Featherlite (way big $$$) (www.fthr.com)



Juan

 

[macdaddy]

Haulmark.com, they make some very nice ones , many sizes and options available.

KSears



Your right they make some beautiful trailers.



I am amazed at the money a guy can save building one of these over a toy hauler. The running gear is much more stout.



I called the factory in Az, real nice people, very helpful.



Thanks



Mac

 

[RDHamill]

I have a Pace, it's four years old now, and ready to trade.

I'll get you some pictures by the end of the week and point out some spots and concerns you might want to consider if you order one.



it tows great and handles a good load with ease.



later

Rick

 

[macdaddy]

I have a Pace, it's four years old now, and ready to trade.

I'll get you some pictures by the end of the week and point out some spots and concerns you might want to consider if you order one.



it tows great and handles a good load with ease.



later

Rick

Thanks RD



Any help anyone can provide is much appreciated.



JRMora



Thanks to you as well the Sundowners look good aswell.



Mac

 

[DHayden]

I have a 34' from Arrow. Its all metal, no wood. Shoot me a pm if your interested, I'll make a good deal.

 

[GTX]

I have 40' Worldwide for sale. 1' extra height. Built to be pulled by a Dodge 4X4. Let me know if interested.

 

[macdaddy]

Thanks for the offers gentlemen.



Just exploring options right now. Just looking for something before I dive into another toy box.



I really don't need anything big, oldest son is on his own and the youngest won't be traveling much more with us.



I like the idea of the Haulmark, however the capacities are not what Id like, but the frame and chassis are exactly what I like. EG 7K axels, 16" wheels with "E" rated tires or higher.



I found out Rage N makes a 21' toy box with 6K axels and 16 "E"'s 12. 2K GVW , and only weigh's 5900 Lbs empty.



Mac

 

[PLaFrombois]

Here's one I'm looking at. www.optima.com It's all aluminum, and is much better quality than Featherlite, in my opinion.



Paul

 

[macdaddy]

Here's one I'm looking at. www.optima.com It's all aluminum, and is much better quality than Featherlite, in my opinion.



Paul

Paul



Your link sent me to an investmentweb site.



Are you trying to tell me something.



Mac

 

[PLaFrombois]

Mac



It was one of those long days. Sorry. www.optimatrailers.com





Paul

 

[desertbull]

Mine is a 40' Millinium Triple Axle ...



4 Years --- 200,000 miles and like new! Torsion Axles and fully loaded it handles and tows great.

 

[macdaddy]

Mac



It was one of those long days. Sorry. www.optimatrailers.com





Paul

Thanks Paul



You're right those are the real deal!!!!!!



Mac

 

[PLaFrombois]

Desertbull, I didn't realize you were on the TDR. All season I've been wanting to stop by and talk with you about your truck, but there hasn't been much spare time between racing, and fixing broken trucks.



I'm helping the Flying Dutchman this season. If you have a free moment stop by. You can ask for Paul, but if you get that "deer in the headlights" look, just ask for "Amsoil". That's my nickname around the pits.



When are you getting in to Crandon?



Paul

 

[PLaFrombois]

Mac, are you anywhere near Chula Vista? I'll be down there Sept. 21-25 for an Off-Road race. I'm trying to work a long distance deal with a dealership in NC for a 36' GN. If it works out, I'll have it in CA for the race. If you're in the area, stop by and check it out. I'll be with one of the Amsoil/Kumho superteam pits. The "Flying Dutchman".



Paul

 

[RDHamill]

macdaddy, sorry for the delay. Here are some pictures of my Pace. It's 4 years old and is used everyday. There are 150,000 miles on it , it's used in rain or shine, snow, salt. As you can see it's gone to he!!. Time for a new one. I hope the manufacutrs have finally figured out the Alum and steel just can't be allow to touch !

 

[RDHamill]

I even have a wheel that has rusted thru and will no longer hold air.

Over all it still looks OK, but it's getting tired.

If you're looking to keep a trailer for the "long haul" ( sorry ) I suggest you look into these areas of concern. My only other issue ( other than rust) is the fact that Pace puts the wiring harness under the trailer, and even put a junction box under the trailer right at the back. I have had problems with this until I moved it to the inside.

good luck



Rick

 

[macdaddy]

Mac, are you anywhere near Chula Vista? I'll be down there Sept. 21-25 for an Off-Road race. I'm trying to work a long distance deal with a dealership in NC for a 36' GN. If it works out, I'll have it in CA for the race. If you're in the area, stop by and check it out. I'll be with one of the Amsoil/Kumho superteam pits. The "Flying Dutchman".



Paul

La From



I am in Lakewood, but familiar with the Chula Vista area. I have decided to hold off for awhile on any purchase due to a possible relocation back to Wa state, however I appreciate the offer.



One quick note:



Are you familiar with "Wilson And Sons" racing team, I grew up on the same street as Rick, Randy, and Ronnie.



Mac