Any experience with Cargomaxx aluminum trailers?

[LarryAmboy]

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Looking for bed over with 7000# axels. Do you make them?

 

[Admin]

 

[LarryAmboy]

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You use torsion axels?

 

[Curt]

Yes, most tandems have a GVRW of 7000. We can build any capacity up to 99,900 lbs.

We can put torsion axles on if that is what you would like.

 

[Curt]

Ahhh you meant deck-over. We do those as well. In fact we have a few coming up going to a dealer in Philadelphia...

 

[LarryAmboy]

Ahhh you meant deck-over. We do those as well. In fact we have a few coming up going to a dealer in Philadelphia...

Yes deck over. I'll send you a pm. Been k
Looking for an aluminum deck over torsion tandem the will fit 2 p1000. Currently have an Aluma single axel for one P1000

 

[Amre2me2]

I've had a steel trailer for about 20 years. It was powder coated. Here in CO., during the winter they put down Mag. Chloride when it snows. It's rough on steel. Rust got under the powder coat over the years and so last year, I spent several days stripping it off and repainting it then Rhino lined the floor. I also modified it with a wider rear opening to accommodate the Honda. My next trailer will be all aluminum. I'll never own another powder coated steel trailer.

 

[ebkoz]

I ended up getting the 12' cargomaxx. Great trailer at a good price. Highly recommend!

P1000 - Getting Ready

 

[dmlynch]

Does anyone have a Cargomaxx aluminum trailer or have experience with them? Going to look at one in the morning.. hopefully they're not cheap junk.

6.5x14ft single axel with gate.. like pictured below.
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I just purchased a 6X12 foot all aluminum trailer from Cargomaxx, Clarion, Pa. I shopped around for a couple of months and they have good trailers for a great price. DML

 

[ebkoz]

I just purchased a 6X12 foot all aluminum trailer from Cargomaxx, Clarion, Pa. I shopped around for a couple of months and they have good trailers for a great price. DML

That's where I got mine. No tax

 

[Curt]

Trailers are titled & registered vehicles (in most states). Sales tax on vehicles is paid in directly to the state when the vehicle is registered, rather than upon purchase. I believe that it is this way in most states.

If your state operates this way, you should NOT be paying sales tax to any dealership, unless they are registering it for you.

 

[Curt]

Could someone walk me through how to post photos on the forum?

 

[knuckledeep]

Click the upload file tab next to the post reply tab locate your picture then hit post

 

[elkguide]

I've had a steel trailer for about 20 years. It was powder coated. Here in CO., during the winter they put down Mag. Chloride when it snows. It's rough on steel. Rust got under the powder coat over the years and so last year, I spent several days stripping it off and repainting it then Rhino lined the floor. I also modified it with a wider rear opening to accommodate the Honda. My next trailer will be all aluminum. I'll never own another powder coated steel trailer. View attachment 47291 View attachment 47292

Since you've got a LOT of experience..........


here in the North East they use lots of salt on our roads when it snows in the winter and I have a 6X18 and a 7X18 trailer and they both need to be cleaned up...............................