Utility Trailer

[Blane]

I am wanting to purchase a new utility trailer. Single axle in either 12 or 14 foot. Have looked and pulled a CM, Big Tex, and hoping to receive a quote from out of state Gator Trailers. What else are you guys pulling that you like. Looking for either a pipe top or square tubing rail, and I really like the half gate or fold in half gate like the CM comes with. Also hoping to get it in a charcoal color to match my truck than the traditional black powder coat.

What is everyone else hooking up?

[BJ DUPLECHAIN]

I've got a 12' pipe top Kearney that has been a great trailer.

[Greenheadless]

I really like my Ranch King with a folding gate.

[Olphart]

I like my 16' Top Hat I bought from a fellow TBHr. Light weight to where it's barely felt when empty and handles my sub-compact tractor very well.

[KDinTX]

Check out the Delco trailers, picked one up to haul the mule around, has the 4ft gate since I could see a finger getting hung in the bifold gate setup.


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[perryr]

I recently bought a 16’ ranch king and i have been very happy with it so far.

[JonW]

If you’re willing to drive a little ways the best I’ve been able to find was in Petty at AAA Trailer. They built a 12’ pipe top utility with bifold gate and a toolbox all painted charcoal gray to match my truck. It’s been over three years. I pull it several times a week and sometimes back and forth to Tennessee and couldn’t be happier.

I drove from Crosby to get it and would do the exact same in a heartbeat if I need another one.

https://www.aaatrailersales.net

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[Drycreek3189]

I don't know what all you're gonna haul, but consider the type with the ramp on back and the short gate. It makes everything easier to load, especially a riding lawnmower. The short gate is easy to lift and catches much less air. Another good add-on is a swivel jack so that you don't hang it (and bend it) if you cross a ditch. Those are two things I wouldn't do without.

[savin yours]

I would also suggest dual axels, pulls much better and you always have a spare if your not maxed out.


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[Hart8]

Come get this one.12'x6 1/2.Automotive paint,wheels etc.I'm about to put it up for sale.

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[Palmetto]

Hard to beat this trailer. Wrapped tounge, diamond plate fenders, bi-fold gate....
I have a 6x12 single axle. Sometimes wish I woulda got a tandem.

http://ranchkingtexas.com/home/produ...ory/1///id/41/

[DirtyDave]

1. I hate single axle trailers. Tandems pull so much nicer.

2. I don't see the point in a bi-fold gate. If it's expanded metal, it's not catching much air anyways.
Also the tall tailgate helps to see the trailer behind you when backing it while empty.

We have a nice 12' Tandem trailer bought from a member here. Pulls great and is handy to have around

[outlook8]

Ranch King

[outlook8]

1. I hate single axle trailers. Tandems pull so much nicer.

2. I don't see the point in a bi-fold gate. If it's expanded metal, it's not catching much air anyways.
Also the tall tailgate helps to see the trailer behind you when backing it while empty.

We have a nice 12' Tandem trailer bought from a member here. Pulls great and is handy to have around

1. I agree, tandems pull much better than single axles

2. My ranger crew wouldn't fit on a 12' trailer without a bi-fold ramp