Trailer or Van?

I'd love to have a box van or an enclosed trailer for the advertizing space, but it is so convienient to get stuff off and on of the open trailer. I have a garage I can keep it in.
 
Brad Corns said:
I currently have a van and has worked very well but would love more room. Am going to purchase a 12 foot enclosed trailer to help keep more chems, brushes, ladder etc in. Can't stand packing the van so full.
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Brad Corns said:
I currently have a van and has worked very well but would love more room. Am going to purchase a 12 foot enclosed trailer to help keep more chems, brushes, ladder etc in. Can't stand packing the van so full.
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i went pricing enclosed trailers today. for a 5x10 enclosed trailer (heavy duty) with 2 tandem axles, a ladder rack, and 2 vents, $4000.00. its made by car mate trailers inc.
the floor is 3/4" plywood which doesnt sound like it will hold too much weight.
any opinions?
 
I told the trailer place exactly what I was using it for when I was ordering it.
I haven't had a problen yet. Thats what they are there for. to fill your needs.
 

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what size is that richard? Does it have a side door as well?
 
We use Dodge Diesel 3500 4X4 ext. cabs with manual transmission. No problems. All of our equipment would not fit in a van, though I do like the security of the enclosure with the van. It's just not big enough for us.
 
Hey Morris. I see that you have your location listed as Winterport. I grew up in Winterport. I can't imagine trying to spray water at those temperatures...doesn't get anywhere near that cold in South Carolina. Anyways, I use an enclosed trailer to protect the investment. Good luck

Chris
 
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