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Name: ben
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Date posted: May 24, 2010 - 09:54 am
Message: I am looking to purchase a 6810 why wouldn't I want to consider a 7710 instead. Other than almost 10 inches wide. what other differences should I consider??
Both are good trailers--the 77 is 9" wider and has a top rail around the trailer--the 77 is a slightly more popular model but both are good sellers.
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Name: brian
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Date posted: June 01, 2010 - 08:15 am
Message: We just bought a AE718TAV trailer from you and we would like to know how to get the interior lights to work. All the brake lights and outside lights work but the inside ones don't. We have a 2003 Silverado, do you have any idea what we are to do or look for?
We emailed you a wiring diagram for your Silverado--hope that helped-if not give us a call at 866-415-3285.
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Name: Ron J.
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Date posted: May 24, 2010 - 09:31 am
Message: Why does the 5410T come with steel wheels? Can you get 13" or 14" aluminum wheels as an option? Also could the tilt 5410T be used to haul a motorcycle or would MC10 be more solid/rigid to haul a large motorcycle. Some tilt trailers I have used are not as tight (rock slightly from side to side when loaded) due to the way the tilt set up is designed and thus the bike does not feel very secure. Thanks
The tilt can be upgraded to aluminum wheels for $160 MSRP.
We would suggest the MC10 for motorcycle hauling. You'll have a heavier frame, front rockgaurd, aluminum wheels and a ramp as standard on the MC10.
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Name: TJ
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Date posted: May 22, 2010 - 11:46 am
Message: I know vin numbers are located on a sticker type emblem on the trailer tongue area, but are they "stamped" into the trailer metal somewhere? If yes where is the "stamped vin" located? Thanks...
They aren't stamped anywhere else on the trailer--sorry.
Name: Joe DEramo
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Date posted: May 22, 2010 - 11:45 am
Message: I'm considering a 548 trailer with sides and a bi-fold taligate. The rated trailer size is 54" W x 8' L -- but I wonder what the actual size is. Can I hold a full 4' x 8' sheet of plywood or sheetrock flat on the bed with the tailgate closed? Thanks!
Bed width is 54" and the length is 8'.
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Name: MARC
E-mail: HDMSB@AOL.COM
Date posted: May 22, 2010 - 11:45 am
Message: ALTHOUGH I FIND YOUR TRAILERS TO BE WELL BUILT AND PRACTICAL I FIND THE PRICE POINT TO BE AT THE WRONG END OF THE SPECTRUM UNLESS THE DEALER TO WHOM I WAS INQUIRING THE PRICE FROM LIKES TO DEAL IN FULL RETAIL IN TODAYS ECONOMY WE NEED TO SCALE BACK AS A AUTO DEALER AND A MANUFACTURER OF MANY ITEMS OF THE INDUSTRY I FIND THE PRICESW TO HIGH FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC
You can check with other dealers to see if they are all quoting the same price. Thanks for your comments--we try to build a good product and offer it through our dealer network that take care of customers.
Name: Tom
E-mail: 3.4v-8sho@suddenlink.net
Date posted: May 22, 2010 - 11:40 am
Message: I am looking at purchasing a 8113 to haul a Harley Ultra Classic with sidecar and a Harley Ultra Classic solo. Can a stone guard be installed on a 8113? What is the unit of issue for the $37.00 recessed tie ring-SS 2000#? Can rear leg stabilizers be added to the front of the trailer for off loading 1,000 lbs motorcycles on the side while attached to a car?
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Tom Guertin
A stonegaurd can be added to the 8113. Front stabilizers can be added.
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Name: Pat
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Date posted: May 22, 2010 - 11:38 am
Message: I'm interested in the MC210 trailer. There is no dealers close to my location. Can you give me a price on one of these trailers.
$3219
Name: Bruce Cantrell
E-mail: jbcant@aol.com
Date posted: May 22, 2010 - 11:38 am
Message: I have the MC-210 motorcycle trailer, I have a need for houling one motorcycle and up to four bicycles behind my motorhome. Have you ever made a bicycle stand that I could remove one of the motorcycle plates and replace with the bicycle stand plate when I need to. If not can you make such a stand?
We haven't-sorry
Name: Nathan Engelby
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Date posted: May 18, 2010 - 06:40 am
Message: Can you give me the MSRP for a custom 6312H trailer w/ tongue jack. Can the trailer be built without the marker lights on the top of the fender? Are the extra stake pockets (41004) factory welded or bolted to the trailer?
Thank you
$2550
We have to put the marker lights on the fender for NATM compliance reasons.
We can put extra stake pockets on the trailer--they will be welded.
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