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hoagie
03-15-2002, 12:11 AM
Hey bros, which would you go with? A 14' x 7' haulmark for $4700 or a 16' x 8' wells LS for $6600, both brand new. Cash is getting tight but the wells is warranteed for 6yrs(20 on the PT floor) as opposed to 3yrs on the haulmark. I just can't deceide!!! Need some help making a wise choice. Thanks- kj

stahls2
03-15-2002, 04:10 PM
You may want to consider a Pace Summit Landscaper trailer. I just recieved a quote for a 7 x 16 enclosed trailer for $4,589.

I am also considering a Haulmark or Wells Cargo.

I can e-mail you the price list and other info on the Pace if you are interested.

stahls2
03-15-2002, 04:15 PM
Website is http://www.paceamerican.com
Telephone 1-800-247-5767.

KirbysLawn
03-15-2002, 04:30 PM
I went with Haulmark, had a Pace and it was not built as good as the Haulmark. The Wells may be a little better built that Haulmark, while I didn't mind paying a little more for the Haulmark, I could justify the 2k extra for the Wells. Been very happy with mine.

beck
03-15-2002, 04:30 PM
Why are you considering the two different sizes?

What equipment do you have/plan to have?
With a 8 footer you can put a 36 & 52 side by side and you should also be able to fit a 72" mower inside. you will not be able to do those with a 7 footer.
I have a 36, 52 w/b and a 60" ZTR and it is very tight in the 7X16.( I had to take the front bumber off of the Z to be able to close the rear door.) The 36 goes straight in on the left, 52 gets backed in on the right(the two are tire to tire) then the ZTR goes in the back.
The bigger the better you will fill it up fast.
I have even got quotes for 8.5X20 Haulmark for around $4500, with picking it up in Indiana.(another way you can save $)
The 8.5 thrifty hauler also gives more head room.www.haulmark.com (http://www.haulmark.com)

marc
03-15-2002, 08:25 PM
Just bought a haulmark at Detro's Trailer in Greenwich, In. I purchased the motorcycle low hauler 7x16 for $4500.00. It works well for my two Toro Zmasters. I bought this trailer because you can fit it inside a 7ft. high garage door. I have a 24 x 40 ft .garage that I could not justify having my trailer set outside all the time-even though it is a enclosed trailer. I guess it is also a little bit of respect for my neighbors that they don't have a trailer sitting outside to look at all the time. Anyway, this trailer is has alot of standard features that really dresses it up. you do have to watch you head when driving into the trailer because of low roof height but it works for me. Check one out before you purchase a trailer.

hoagie
03-15-2002, 10:03 PM
Just to clarify, I could've gotten by w/ a 14x7, but was thinking of the future w/ the larger size. My question was basically about the differences in craftsmanship between the two (silly question, I know) Anyway, I ended up locking down the 8x16 wells cargo today. I figured, better to spend the extra 2g now, than to have to sell the other in a few yrs and lose more than that. Thanks fellas- kj


BTW- Sweet lookin trailer Kirby, is that a 16'?

RB
03-15-2002, 11:39 PM
What do you guys think of those enclosed Pace trailers they sell at Home Depot? I saw a Pace ?? 6x12 w/ramp for $2,699. I looked at it and thought it was junk, but I'm used to they heavy duty open trailers.

I looked at a Wells the other day and it was diffinitely built better than the Pace, but still, the Wells was not built like a open trailer. I guess I figured out that no enclosed trailer is built like an open trailer. An enclosed would have some great advantages though.

turfsup
03-15-2002, 11:55 PM
Stahls2, I'd like a price list sent to me if you would. donptrl2@aol.com

LAWNGODFATHER
03-16-2002, 02:22 AM
Originally posted by hoagie
Hey bros, which would you go with? A 14' x 7' haulmark for $4700 or a 16' x 8' wells LS for $6600, both brand new. Cash is getting tight but the wells is warranteed for 6yrs(20 on the PT floor) as opposed to 3yrs on the haulmark. I just can't deceide!!! Need some help making a wise choice. Thanks- kj

Haulmark 8' X 16' you wont be sorry later.

I know Beck is hating his 16' and wishes he got at least a 8' X 18' instead of a 7' X 16'

Randy Scott
03-16-2002, 10:44 AM
I know the sky is the limit, but my twenty footer could stand to be twenty four. So, you can always use more room but each situation is different.

When you guys compare trailers, you need to compare the same trailer that is designed for that particular cost frame. Almost every manufacturer makes good and cheap models, to fill customer demand. So when you compare the Home Depot model Pace trailer to another trailer, you need to consider that this Home Depot model is without a doubt, Pace's cheap homeowner line.

Gotta make sure you compare apples to apples when looking at trailers. Also, we all have our opinions. :)

johndeere455
03-16-2002, 12:14 PM
I'm getting ready to purchase a enclosed trailer and the best that I have found is by US Cargo. 8x20 with a ramp door,36"side door
treated floor,2 overhead lights,4 d-rings,electric brakes,roof vent,
alum. diamond plate across the front all for $4400.00. Check out their website at www.uscargo.com

Thanks