How to find trailers CHEAP!! And what to look for..
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Published 2023-12-17
00:00 Intro
00:15 Facebook Marketplace
01:10 GovDeals
01:28 Proxibid
02:15 What to look for
02:25 Titles/Registration
02:56 Frame Damage
03:34 Tires and Fenders
04:35 Winch/Winch Mount
05:24 Width and Axle Ratings
05:35 Final Thoughts
All Comments (21)
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Great advice. anyone getting into flipping trailers stay away frome "home made" thats the biggest red flag. Usually some junk lightweight camper frame someone tried to bubblegum into a car trailer that shouldnt haul anything close to what it is "built" for. Just say no to home made
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Love watching videos of what I do to ! Keep up the great work and hustle man !
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Test pull if you can. Take the seller with you so he doesnt think your stealing it.
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good info, thanks. please keep us posted on the repair and resell.
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Learn market ! A very good advice indeed. Market makes prices
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I love seeing that you haul these with your Ranger because I have the extended cab version of your truck and always wondered whether it would squat with a car hauler on it.
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Great advice!
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nice video keep them coming i do this in the uk
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wow great video! Can't wait to see the after!
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Thanks great videos. Just subscribed!!!!!
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Great tips
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In WI you can get a title issued for a trailer but that requires going through the bond process. In WI a bill of sale won't work unfortunately. Makes it more difficult.
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you will be in it more than its worth already. around here that trailer in current shape with new floor maybe 2200
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The only problem I see with this trailer is the 3500 lb axles. That only leaves 5500 lbs to put on the trailer and it is a car hauler. Granted not many cars are 5500 lbs but it does limit the trailer. A landscape company with 3 commercial ZTRs, racks for fuel, the fuel, trimmers, edgers, blowers you would be at the max. Wiggle room is good and ALWAYS use brakes!
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What about bad axels, stay away or are you conformable replacing these? Seen a few in my area that look decent but need a new axel. These seem to be able to be purchased new for around $300 or so for the 3500# and doesn't look like too big a job to replace but noticed you didn't mention this one way or the other in the video.
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Nice
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What advice can you give me on a bent axle? For example if I see a "good deal" and they have a bent axle on the trailer, should I skip it or consider fixing it?
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Awesome video 👍👍👍 where you get the trailer lights?
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In Ohio as long as its under 4k empty you just have to get it weighed and its yours.
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Hey man - how can I get in contact with you about a partnership?
