The guy up the road bought one just like that, he put two sets of bunk beds a refrigerator microwave and air conditioner in it, he has three Mexican girls living in it and every weekend they go off-grid sometimes for a week or two..... He seems like a very happy man.... !!!
Sorry for the delayed response. For the most part, the good, better, and best differences are consistent across the entire fleet of cargo trailers. Feature-rich trailers like UTV, Contractor, Race, or Motorsport Trailers do not have a good or better version.
The better and the stronger a trailer is made, the less weight you can put inside of it.... You'll need stronger axles and maybe even 2 axles... Now it weighs even more, you may need a bigger heavier truck to be legal..... Most people don't keep on more than three to five years, and no one enjoys pulling a trailer around.... We towed a empty 5 by 10 utility trailer to Chicago, lost 50% of the fuel mileage in a Chevy Tahoe, 19 mi to a gallon without a trailer, 7 to 9 mi to a gallon with the trailer... !!! It's mainly wind resistance that cuts the mileage down, more so than the length, or the weight of the trailer. But the more the trailer weighs and the more weight you have in it does affect the fuel mileage even worse.... !!!
BUYERS BEWARE! These trailers don’t keep dust out of them and anytime you go down a gravel or dirt road everything in them gets covered in an inch of dust. I guess if you like sleeping in a bed of dust that’s ok, but these trailers are shit. I’m trying to resell mine now.
I build these trailers for a living and they are NOT shit . I promise you that. We take a lot of pride in building them. From start to finish. Any small defect will be fixed before being shipped .
I don't know of any trailer you can put a water hose in a vent on the roof and fill it up with water.... 😮. They are not airtight or watertight.... And worst of all people install cancer causing chemicals on the interior....
The guy up the road bought one just like that, he put two sets of bunk beds a refrigerator microwave and air conditioner in it, he has three Mexican girls living in it and every weekend they go off-grid sometimes for a week or two..... He seems like a very happy man.... !!!
Are these differences the same across the fleet?
For example they are currently:
Element (Better) versus Element SE (Best)?
Sorry for the delayed response. For the most part, the good, better, and best differences are consistent across the entire fleet of cargo trailers. Feature-rich trailers like UTV, Contractor, Race, or Motorsport Trailers do not have a good or better version.
Why not just make the better model only with 16” OC
The better and the stronger a trailer is made, the less weight you can put inside of it.... You'll need stronger axles and maybe even 2 axles... Now it weighs even more, you may need a bigger heavier truck to be legal.....
Most people don't keep on more than three to five years, and no one enjoys pulling a trailer around.... We towed a empty 5 by 10 utility trailer to Chicago, lost 50% of the fuel mileage in a Chevy Tahoe, 19 mi to a gallon without a trailer, 7 to 9 mi to a gallon with the trailer... !!! It's mainly wind resistance that cuts the mileage down, more so than the length, or the weight of the trailer. But the more the trailer weighs and the more weight you have in it does affect the fuel mileage even worse.... !!!
BUYERS BEWARE! These trailers don’t keep dust out of them and anytime you go down a gravel or dirt road everything in them gets covered in an inch of dust. I guess if you like sleeping in a bed of dust that’s ok, but these trailers are shit. I’m trying to resell mine now.
How if it’s closed ? Maybe by the vents ?
I build these trailers for a living and they are NOT shit . I promise you that. We take a lot of pride in building them. From start to finish. Any small defect will be fixed before being shipped .
Well yall sure dropped the ball on my trailer. @@daviddiaz6168
Its not properly sealed and comes in through every little crack. @@ivanrizo4688
I don't know of any trailer you can put a water hose in a vent on the roof and fill it up with water.... 😮. They are not airtight or watertight.... And worst of all people install cancer causing chemicals on the interior....