Looking at a 2007 TITAN 32 FOOT ENCLOSED. Carrying Capacity (lbs.): 22,500 LBS
Gooseneck 3 Dexter axles @ 7500 Lbs
$5.5K is what he is asking.
Is the unit Good/Bad/Average?

We may be moving this spring. This unit might be a little short for my needs.
I guess 2 trips can be done. It's only 10 Hrs each way plus load/unload time.

I am up for ideas. But not a moving co. We need temp storage at the house
during the sale. PODS cost way too much.

Sean

 

Sounds like a very nice trailer, but I can't speak on whether price is right or not.

If you do get the trailer and it's a little short for a one load trip, why not split the load between the trailer and a rental truck like Penske or Uhaul, and having a friend or family member drive rental truck. It'll save you an extra 20 hour road trip. Just an idea.

Good luck,

 

A new 35 foot flat bed is around 8,500$'s so the price seems good. The biggest problem with triple axles is they can peel tires off the rim if you turn to sharp! Other than that TITAN is a well known trailer and if in good shape should be what you want. The rental truck is an excellent idea if you have a second driver.

 

Gooseneck with a long bed works good. Short beds, not so good.

Price seems about right, but I can't say for sure.

Moving!? I won't be able to see you as often!! LOL!

 

After I posted this it went back up in the air.
So maybe/ maybe not. How ever we look at it
if we do move it will be local or Twin Falls ID.

So if I do get a GN enclosed for the right price I
can always sell after the move and hopefully get
most if not all my money back.


Sean

 

Or 5700 can go a long ways in moving costs with out the head ache of trying to sell the trailer when done.

PM'd you some thoughts.

 

I'd love to have a trailer about that size for starters. Sounds really good.

 

Sean PM sent.

One think we will have to deal with is
storage for up to 6 Mo. I really don't want to
rent storage and have to move things two or
three times. Because we have Fort Lewis here
storage is not cheap.

But I will give it a look.

Sean

 

I did the trailer thing for a move from NJ to Florida.

I checked with U-haul and a 20' Truck rental would have been $2380 plus taxes and insurance etc and I would have only been allowed to have it for 5 days.

I bought a brand new 8.5w x 20l x 7.5h trailer for $4350 at the manufacturer in GA. I've made 2 trips back and forth so far - had an old jeep and a new john deere gator UTV to bring down, moved my daughter into an apartment, heading to VA from Florida tomm to pick up a large Kubota Tractor and bringing it back to Florida, then back to NJ for closing on my house there and bring the final stuff from NJ to Florida.

I have got my money's worth from this trailer, and when I come back it is going to serve as my construction office as I build a new home on some property I bought.

When all is said and done I can sell it at 1/2 what I paid for it and saved myself a ton of money and aggravation.

Dan

 

If I do go for this one I can do the pick up 3 ways.
1 Go get it myself
2 Have someone meet me half way.
3 Have someone bring it all the way out here.

I like #2 if I can find one of the FTE guys that is coming
back from down that way.


Sean

 

Where is the trailer at?

 

Palm Coast, Florida Far, Far away
Not sure what milage I would get with it rolling back empty
but on the way down I should see in the 19~21 MPG
so a quick guess set me at about 6252 miles half at the 21 ish
MPG and ? for the return But if the I got 14 on the way back empty
That would put me under 1500 for diesel at current prices.
But I think budgeting 2200 would be smarter.


Sean

 

What's a new one cost or a more local used one? When you figure fuel and time it's starting to sound less like a good deal.

 

Not finding any used GN local and even the new ones tend to be
not so close. I have not been to a dealer yet. I will be doing that
later this week.

The only think I am finding used here are bumper pulls and most are SHORT.
as in under 16'

But I would like to stay away from a bumper pull with that much weight I think.

Do you all fee the same on that?

My other option is a GN enclosed horse without a tack room.


Sean

 

GN will give you more stability and higher payload.


Personally I'd but for 9 mpgs unloaded.


Also sign up for the pilot/flying J good sams rv advantage card.


With that you get just swipe and pump. The pump won't shut off on you and you can save upwards of 8 cents per gallon depending upon how you set it up.


Bill comes end of month and then you pay it off.