09daxman
LawnSite Member
- Location
- Oakdale, MN
Hello all,
Im looking for an enclosed trailer to haul my equipment in, some snowmobiles and my race car. Seeing how I want to tow a car with this trailer I know its going to have to be at least 20 ft. My car isnt all that big but I would like to be able to fit a mid size car in it if I ever needed too. But my biggest problem is that I live on top of a big hill and my driveway is very steep, and im not sure if a 20 ft enclosed will make it up my driveway without scraping the sh$t/bending stuff. Yes I could cut the angle alot but then I would be driving over the grass alot and I would be killing it/digging it up. So my question to all of you is there a company out there that has a higher sitting enclosed trailer then other enclosed trailers? Or am I going to have to modify it some how and try and maintain its strength. I say get a 20 ft to have less behind the trailer axles cause thats whats going to be scraping. I do have a 18 ft dovetail car hauler right now that doesnt scrape. Here is a pic of my driveway, sorry for the crappy cell pic and that its dark. I dont get to see day light until the weekends cause I work 730 to 5 and its dark on my way into work and on my way home. Kinda depressing haha
Im looking for an enclosed trailer to haul my equipment in, some snowmobiles and my race car. Seeing how I want to tow a car with this trailer I know its going to have to be at least 20 ft. My car isnt all that big but I would like to be able to fit a mid size car in it if I ever needed too. But my biggest problem is that I live on top of a big hill and my driveway is very steep, and im not sure if a 20 ft enclosed will make it up my driveway without scraping the sh$t/bending stuff. Yes I could cut the angle alot but then I would be driving over the grass alot and I would be killing it/digging it up. So my question to all of you is there a company out there that has a higher sitting enclosed trailer then other enclosed trailers? Or am I going to have to modify it some how and try and maintain its strength. I say get a 20 ft to have less behind the trailer axles cause thats whats going to be scraping. I do have a 18 ft dovetail car hauler right now that doesnt scrape. Here is a pic of my driveway, sorry for the crappy cell pic and that its dark. I dont get to see day light until the weekends cause I work 730 to 5 and its dark on my way into work and on my way home. Kinda depressing haha
