Looking To Purchase Trailer
 

Hi! We have a growing handyman & cleaning business and we are looking to purchase an enclosed 5x8 trailer. Does anyone know of any local dealers? Thank you!

Go talk to Joe at The Trailer Outlet in Tilton.

Central NH Trailers
 

definitely speak to Mark at Central NH Trailers on 106 Just near the Race Track
great guy, great products, retired firefighter. I have dealt with him in the past never dissatisfied

2nd that recommendation. Joe's a standup guy. That said you should shop around a bit. Not all trailers are created equal so understanding what the differences are will help you make an educated decision. Buying just on price point alone in this case may not be advantageous.

We know the family well, hardworking and honest. Good selection of equipment, snowmobile and enclosed trailers. As the wife is a horseback rider they may also add horse trailers.

The advice to shop around is key--my father looked at a bunch of landscape trailers and discovered that for a couple hundred bucks more than most, he could get a super-heavy-duty one that uses steel tubes that are much more solid than the others that typically use angle iron.

BUT, I actually prefer towing my much-lighter-weight aluminum trailer, as what I carry is big but light.

Decide the needs and shop for the best fit.

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Alton Motorsports
 

Alton Motorsports on Rte 28 just up from the Alton traffic circle sells trailers and has a pretty good selection.

Don't forget to check to see what is available, used, on craigslist.com.

Centrail Trailers
 

They are having the grand opening of their new facility this Saturday April 9th 10 AM to 1 PM. Refreshments and lots of trailers.

http://www.centralnhtrailers.com/

I also recommend Joe from the Trailer outlet. Honest and stands by his product.

Yournewtrailer.com
 

Try.

Yournewtrailer.com


Sold locally. Great prices and quality products. Henry has many in stock in western NH. If he doesn't have he can get it.

Try HK
 

You could also check with HK Powersports in Laconia. They have a lot of different styles and size enclosed trailers.

One thing you might consider: On my last small trailer I upgraded to radial tires and LED lights. I have always been concerned with the speed that the small tires must rotate and the heat that they generate. I wanted better quality tires and I also had them balanced right away.

As most people who use trailers often know, working lights are always a problem. That is especially true on boat trailers that get submerged a lot. So far, so good on the LED lights. They have lasted a lot longer than the regular ones usually do.

My experience with LED's for trailers has been disappointing.

The ones I used started off as a a circular matrix of small lights but ended with only a few still lit.

If I were to refit a trailer today I would use incandescent bulbs and carry spares.

People, don't you see the OP posted his question last July? :laugh:

Was waiting to see how long it would go!

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