Let's talk about Cargo Trailers In Douglas South Georgia
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2019
- Going over some of the issues and talking about my frustrations.
The lug nuts were hand tight but I was told to check them. So that's good.
I was amazed 5 trailers got picked up in one hour and most of the people didn't even look at the trailer or check their lug nuts.
Unfortunately, this is the quality from this company and you end up getting what you pay for.
In most circumstances, it is the first-time cargo trailer buy that gets sucked in by the cheap prices. I doubt if you will ever find someone going back a second time.
My advice, don't be in a rush and save a bit more to put towards a better made trailer and avoid all the headaches and quality control issues.
Rock Solid?
@@MrUpsidedowngaming yes, see 5:10 and read the tag
I'm sure you saved a lot of people with this video including me. Jesus bless you for making this video!!! I keep thinking how my situation would have ended up had I not seen this video. Thanks again!!!
Doing the lords work out there. Thank you so much for making and posting this. We might be picky by some peoples standards but I'm right there with you with all of this stuff. I would have noticed it all too and been bummed.
This is a Classic case of "Quantity over Quality".
I attended an 1800 hour course in Marine Mechanics at a local Tech School. The most valuable thing I learned was "Quality". Their definition was "To meet or exceed customer expectations".
Thanks for sharing this video. I called a couple of places that say that make them to order. There is no way I'd trust that after seeing this video. Godspeed, Sir!
Glad I found this video, was considering one of these.....not now.
I found more issues. If i had to do it over again I would just buy a used Wells cargo or something other that's high dollar and make barn doors for it. The materials and other things are just no good :/
@@OTAlucard thx i think im just gonna spend a little more and get a nicer one
@@540isilver yeah the breakaway switch plastic shriveled up in 3 months . And it's toast. I'm going to have to find a new one to replace it. If you buy one of these trailers you're basically buying a project. For full price. Why not just buy a used project for half money and fix it. Or less. Shit.
Thanks for sharing. I was going to buy a trailer from there this week but not after seeing this 🤔 thank you!
I was just about to pull the trigger on one of these. Thank you very much for taking the time to post this and save me a ton of money on a garbage product made by useless people with no pride in there work.
WoW. Feel bad for ya . But, Thanks for posting this. I just changed my mind...
At least they have grommets for the wiring to go through. I wasn't expecting that. I'm looking for a trailer and these are like travel trailers. Mostly junk. Thank you for the video. This will help me in my purchase decision.
Thank you for posting this. I'm looking at trailers and will pay close attention to the quality.
I would try to buy used and make it what you want. But that's just my opinion. Depending on what size you're looking to get. There's many great comments in this section. And i feel some of the people who actually work for these companies have been posting positive comments but I'm not sure
@@OTAlucard Thank you. I think I'll go that route. I'm redoing the whole thing anyway. Camper project. :-)
@@keithmartin3434 yeah !!!! Imagine if you're going to drive all the way to Georgia you might find one even closer🤔. 400 miles instead of 800 etc. It doesn't have to be next door good luck and stay safe !!??
great review and very informative. Their QA dept needs to wake up. Like you said mostly simple fixes if someone took the time before making it someone else's problem.
Wow! Thanks for the heads up!!!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for posting this review of your trailer. I puchased a 6'x12' and pick it up on the 16th. I will look at all of these things you mention in this post. I will post a review once i get it back to Colorado to see if the same things are with the trialer i have purchased.
I would look everything over and get some 💰off before I paid. Atleast get screws your color lol.
Any update? @Mike Mullarkey
Thank you for sharing, no pride in there finish work.🤨 That bump is a screw that they screw down a thin piece of ply to the roof framing, that works as a shim to keep the roof from “tin canning” you can’t get to them you can just slide a piece of sheet rubber or plastic behind it too keep it from wearing through. You have some finish work to do. Good video.🤓
I bought an Anvil and am pleased with it so far but I did alot of my own work to not that it really was needed it it is now a camper so things like Kool seal and under coating probably should be done if you want. The only problem I actually had was loose wiring causing lights to not work but was a easy fix . Just be careful and check out your purchase really well before pulling the trigger.
Thank you for the video, glad they didn’t answer their phone when I called them to buy a trailer.
Hey man thanks for posting this. I've been looking at a trailer from USA Cargo for a while, but with all the negative reviews and the company's snarky responses combined with a clear lack of quality assurance - all of that combined speaks to a lack of professionalism, and I don't think it's worth the $$ savings. I hope your roof doesn't leak!!
Poor workmanship. That's what happens when greed takes over. Thanks for the video. An honest review.
Damn. Was literally about to buy one this week. Good ones are $1500 more for what i want but starting to look worth it.
Wells cargo has two different levels also. Georgia and wherever else. Pace american has two different levels of quality. As well.
There's a reason why the big names are still in business also. Felling makes a great trailer but I don't know if they make enclosed trailers. I'll just buy used from now on. Every time.
I'm going to make an update video of the trailer here soon to explain some more things.
Thank you for saving my time and money
Yikes. Thank you. I was headed down there. Yes, unacceptable.
If it was buttoned up better, that could make a nice little camper, or a portable man cave/she shed!
I checked them out and decided to go with Seed Cargo Trailers sold by their sales team listed as Overland Trailers. So far the prices are reasonable and on par with most reputable manufacturers. I believe the quality is good as well. It's not a tank by no means, but it is a solid build, looks good, and is doing good for my needs. I would recommend/
Thanks for the video I'm shopping for one as we speak
Steer clear. Of these for sure.
Thanks I have been looking at ordering not sure now!
I posted another video. I should've waited because there's a wall support that wasn't even painted. :/.
All I can say is. Most of it was stupid stuff that could've been fixed and made right immediately when they were building it. They're making them too fast.
I'm still on the fence about my purchase if it was any good or not. The price is 2-3 times less than a Wells Cargo.
@@OTAlucard I had a Wells Cargo for many years 6x10 and it was built well. normal issues after 20+ years. I am real leery of these now out of my State Thanks
I have a suggestion for you I bought a cargo trailer two years ago a 6 x 12 the day I got it home. I got a ladder and I went up on the roof of it with about the same issues you have. I painted the entire roof for flexseal ergo, no problems whatsoever with it leaking.
Thank you so much, can't believe what I am seeing from USA manufacturer😔
I just bought a trailer from family trailer in Oklahoma. Same half ass work . They guys had to have been drunk screws half way in crooked as hell missing screws . Lights crooked door hinges crooked . Caulk smeared everywhere . The list goes on . Plywood on the floor should be treated you would think ? I’m going to call them tomorrow
Glad i watched this...
Thanks for posting this. I am looking at the same company in Georgia cause the prices are really good. But not sure I want to restore a 2022 after purchase? I am in Massachusetts so a drive by to look first is difficult. Makes me more cautious after watching your video. I have some decisions… good build or save money. I think I will pay more for one I can inspect first. Thank you.
I was out there yesterday and the side door expanded in the sun and I couldn't shut it properly. There's so many issues that are coming up now that weren't apparent at the time I took the video
So a year and a half has passed . What is your view of the how the trailer is holding up? Good post, definitely helped me as I look for a 6x10 for one motorcycle
The trailer never moves. I can't believe it's been that long already. Time flys. Honestly I would've been better off never buying it. To put it short. Maybe I'll make another video on it in the future. But I feel if it was on the road. It wouldn't have lasted but a year or two. The roof would be peeling back like the ones I see going down the highway.
Bought it and quality is much better
I looked at a new Cynergy enclosed trailer today. My advice for anyone looking for a trailer would be to avoid them. The frame / structure is super light material and only tack welded together in most places. The one I was looking at was actually missing welds in places when looking from side to side. The wiring is a joke using scotch connectors.
They do look good from the outside but don’t be fooled! This one didn’t have any company decals on it and I can see why they wouldn’t want their name on it.
Lol funny I just saw a new one going down the road on i75. I'm like yep there's another sucker
Glad I saw this too. I was looking at buying a Rock Solid Cargo because they're hyped as being the best. I was going to add a bunch of extras because I want a really nice dependable trailer. This just is terrible. Yes, it functional but I want more than functional. That roof!!! Terrible. I agree with you on how fast they make them. They always quote 8 to 10 days.
I should've just bought a used one and made barn doors and i would've come out ahead way ahead
I just talked to Rock Solid (Renown) today. We're looking for a 36' enclosed triple axle trailer. I was quoted 15 to 25 weeks for build time. Wonder if this is due to delay in materials or what. There's not a lot of people who make 36' bumper pulls, now I'm so torn, thought I found my company this morning now see this...
I will now know what to look for in a trailer going forward. Like my first pickup truck, I never thought to look under the bed at the crossmembers to make sure they werent all rotted out. The same with these trailers, the welds were horrible, thin cheap metal, just all around poor craftsmanship. My 7x16 "quality" cargo is 3 years old this coming April. So far it has a new breakaway and battery, a new jack stand, multiple welds broken that needed to be rewelded, lights that randomly work and dont work. My mechanic said one light was actually grounded to a piece of wood, I dont even know how it wouldve worked in the first place but it did. The floor is weakening in spot inside because the plywood doesnt line up evenly on the trailer cross members, spots where the walls buldge out in particular in the wheel wells in between the two tires. I had ever weld in the v nose break so that when I walked into the back of the trailer the nose would lift up from the frame and I could see daylight.
Thank you. Our Horton hauler from 2004 finally did that 2 years ago. And the nose lifts off the front of the trailer frame when you drive a zero turn mower up into the back of it without any blocks in the back to support it. Yeah it's utility trailers only for me and deck overs from now on. I'll make an enclosure for my utility trailer that I can sit on there with a forklift.
To me it would be a huge deal. Was wondering if you ckn it over before final payment. Thanks for the info!
They'll let you inspect it with a fine tooth comb. Bring a tall ladder with you so you can check the roof. But how it works Is the first thing you pay the deposit to the guy who ordered your trailer for you. He keeps the full deposit. Then when you pay the rest of the money. That's actually you buying the trailer
What brand of trailer is this? I am just now getting into the research for a new trailer and seems several are in Georgia.
I don't want to say what brand it is. But this is one of the mildy better ones I've seen. There's some really bad setups out there. I'll probably do another video explaining. A bunch more but They're all pretty much the same. And I would just buy a used one for cheap and make it what you want. But that's just my thoughts.
5:10 Rock Solid Cargo Trailers. Not sure which ‘Authorized Dealer’ he went with tho. RSCT boasts about their quality and they unprecedented 5 year warranty.
“Rock Solid Cargo is a manufacturer of enclosed cargo trailers located in Douglas, Georgia. We are locally owned and operated and have assembled the best possible team together. We have many years of experience together in the industry and provide great service to our dealers and their customers. We only sell to authorized dealers and have a great dealer base nationwide that are ready to service your trailer needs. We have brand new state-of-the-art facilities where we produce the trailers from start to finish. We provide a 5-year structural warranty on our trailers and we stand behind our products 100%. Our goal is to provide the finest trailers at the best possible price”
Is this the freedom trailers near wilachoochee GA? I have a concession trailer being built thier
Well you better look over everything. All of those companies scare me. Make sure every upright is painted. Also they missed one on mine and just put the trailer together without painting it. So it will rust out pretty quick i would imagine. It's in the other video. I'm just sticking to open utility trailers from now on.
Man I wanted to order one from Ca this video makes me nervous
5:10 Wow! For as much as they brag about a 5 year warranty, I would have thought Rock Solid Cargo Trailers would be better built. I’m in the market for a trailer, and at 10k for a new one, I sure hope they have improved on their QC since this video was made.
QC Probably got worse. I saw a UA-cam video where somebody didn't even paint the metal upright cage and they put the wood right over top of unpainted metal
It might be the people building it care, but they are being managed more for volume than quality. If they don't have quality goals, the workers must just focus on volume production. As I was watching this, was reminded of some cheap products from Asia. It's nothing to do with where it's from, only how it's managed.
You're right. too much production
The screws on top that’s packing through is to hold the sheets of wood on the bows.Then put metal roof on.Screws must be cheaper than adhesive .
It's holding together but it's never been on the road since I took this video. Just around the neighborhood to have yard sales
I think the whole roof would blow off if it went down the highway now.
I think its partly our fault these come out this way- we beat them up over price so they have to do something- but agreed- just a little more time and it could be done right....
What brand is this trailer and what dealer sold it? We need to know who to avoid!
So there are about 15 manufacturers in Douglas GA, which one is this?
They're all related. The same people are all running a grift.
Right? I don't understand the cloak and dagger surrounding this. I do know there are parent companies in this and mostly every other industry but not EVERY trailer in the U.S. is garbage...
Thanks / a HHeads Up in order to know what to look for
Wow,
What company is this?
A lot of builders use different llc name every few years.
They've already swapped out names for some of their brands I've seen.
Was this cynergy trailers I was there today seems like the same build quality very cheap and all the trailers in the area the same I think thats the factory and everyone in the area buys them there and just pits there logo sticker on them
@ Unit stop it at 5:07 look at bottom VIN label, 8.5x24TA3 s# 16421, 5200 lb axles manf by Rock Solid
Hey it took me a long time to save up near $7000 dollars to buy this trailer. Maybe if your company just slowed the production a little bit. They wouldn't have missed painting the upright inside my trailer (in another video). Or All the other stupid stuff that makes no sense. Other than people being rushed and the disregard for the quality of the end product. Completing 40+ trailers a day is a lot and it shows with All the sand stuck to the paint they were probably painting it as the trailer was being pulled with the Kubota 🚜 to speed up production time. . Thank you.
I've been searching for a 24' enclosed. It seems there all built in Georgia. Have you heard of outlaw Cargo Trailers? I may get one from the them. Any advice on what companies do quality work?
They're all the same. I'm not going to mention any names but look at Google Earth see how close all the companies are. . It seems like the one you mentioned is in a horribly small lot. And most people rebadged the same trailers with another name
They make all of these companies and when one gets a bad name they dump it and make another one.
The cold hard fact is how in the world are you going to compete with your competition and you're literally right next door to each other. There's guy on UA-cam that was downplaying how bad the quality of the trailers were in the comments here and you look up his UA-cam account. And he's the guy who sets up the automatic welding machines for all of them in Douglas Georgia.
Steer clear save your money I see the roofs peeling back 2-3 a year going down i75. Mine hasn't left the driveway since I bought it I'm going to have to make another video explaining all of the other problems I'm having like the door swelling in the sun and not being able to shut it etc.
I'm also seeing a lot of the same trailers going down the road with different badging. And stickers so it was time to make some new company.
@@OTAlucard wow that's wild. If you were to buy one all over again. Who would you go with?
@@anythingadrenaline4515 I would've bought the nice pace I saw for $5500 used and pulled the back ramp door off and built my own barn doors. I'm going to have to make a part two video very soon from all the information I've learned about these trailers. But you have to realize I priced out a wells cargo almost same specs and it was around $21000 instead of the $7000 I spent on this one
When you get up anymore than 8-10 ft long. There's just too much to go wrong And I would never buy one of these trailers from Georgia. You will be severely disappointed.
It is a big deal! I got one of these trailers and don't get me started on what a nightmare this purchase has been. They don't care - they have our money. But you know what? It will catch up to them.
I bought a new 40ft enclosed gooseneck from them. During the 3rd use the roof started blowing off. They won't warranty it. They want you to buy it, but you can't use it or they will find a reason to not back their product.
That's sad. :/ I talked about that in the comments here. Where I see a bunch of them going down i75 and they look almost new and the roof is peeling back like a tin food can
Just saw another trailer going down i75 South with the roof peeling back. Freedom made this one
I got suckered by the prices of empire trailers in Douglas. Luckily I got out of it the next day , great dealer terrible trailer. I am now going to elite trailer out of tifton GA , looks like way better quality
I missed the name of the trailer.Cyn something right?
It's not that one but somebody in the comments said they're all connected to 💎 cargo and it kinda makes Sense cause they all look the same and have the same issues. When one company gets a bad name they just make another name. And sucker you in by saying they're better than the last. But they're all the same people
I have picked up one of these trailers and I was pleased. I watched the video and everything was minor. I can buy 3-4 of these trailers for the price of all aluminum high end trailer. Similar to buying a car. You cant expect a Cadillac when you're only paying for a Prious lol.
I'm mildly happy with it. It's doing its job. But I was just upset about how fast they made it. Etc. But you're exactly right. I wouldn't buy one of those ATC enclosed trailers either because they have cracking issues.
That being said. My shindawia weedeater is older than me. And has more hours on it than me. And it still runs amazingly well. Those Walmart weedeaters for 79.99 back In 1989 aren't still around where my 279.99 dollar weedeater still is running strong.
@SpeedRacer 650 no way. Where does it leak nooooo this is my worst fear because the whole thing will be ruined in no time
@SpeedRacer 650 you should make a video about it !!!!!! To spread the message
@@OTAlucard lmao, I've got a 1995 shidaiwa, that beast won't quit. When it does I'll buy another. All I've done is rebuild the carb and took out the spark arrestor, the neighbors hate me, it loud and proud, hàaaaaaaaaa. Good luck with that trailer, got mine today, Empire, 7x16, after much inspection with the new toy, I'm impressed for the money. Yours just needs some minor maintenance which sucks on a new unit, but I think you'll be good to go. Use dicor on that roof, I use it on my RV, self levels and lasts. Good luck!
They claim to have a 5 year warranty, did you request repairs?
From what I've been told and other people's stories. And me personally. They will ship you some screws and cocking. Basically since they tell everybody this. I think 🤔 they think it's a joke that they screwed you over and then when you ask for help they will give you some cocking. Basically saying bend over. And take some Caulking. :0
this is why you inspect your trailers good before you buy them
My friend you get what you pay for you buy a cheap trailer you get a cheap made trailer. I spent the money on my third trailer bought a ATC spent $42,000 on a 8 1/2 x 24 it’s perfect but you spend 8000 to 10,000 cheap steel trailer you get what you pay for unfortunately
Exactly. Its Great for a shed but horrible for a trailer
I sure hate seeing this after I bought a 32 ft from there and fixing to drive 1500 miles rd trip and have to deal with this kind of BS....I see i'll be probably making 2 trips MFBS..
My one buddy across the road just bought a trailer from another company out of that area. All the paint flaked off within this month. On the toung and frame. On the door latch they used a machine screw to hold the door latch on. For the rear door. Instead of those torx head security bolts. I said that whole latch arm will probably fall off on the third pull. I was going to make a video about it but I didn't want to find anymore problems for him.
@@OTAlucard So was this Renown?
@@mariner3 I think he got his from another manufacturer that's further away from the jail. In another county But I'm not sure. He's kinda upset about the whole thing to be honest. So I'm not going to ask him.
I know there are a few dealers in Douglass, GA because I've contacted a few of them for pricing. Are you saying they all get their trailers from this one manufacturer?
It's kinda funny that all the trailer manufacturers are right next door to eachother. If I was to bet. There's a Mafia family that controls the whole show. Behind the scenes. But this is all just speculation.
@SpeedRacer 650 LLC does stand for limited liability corporation.
@SpeedRacer 650 also their caulk isn't any good. You need to use that dicor stuff for RV / Trailer roofs. I've seen 2 of these trailers going down I75 with the roof peeling back like a tin can. If you're in Florida I'll cut you a 10 ft wide tarp by 30-40 long. However long you want it. To secure over the top of the trailer till you get it fixed
No, they are different manufactures. South GA is the hub of all cargo trailers. Some are cheaper which offer a shorter warranties. If you choose a good brand then it saves you quite a bit of money vs. buying one local. Majority of trailers come out of south ga unless you are going to pay a ridiculous price for an all aluminum trailer. These are good trailers for the price. The video showed some minor things. You can critique anything if you want too.
@@joeethridge1673 I picked up a brand new from down there. I'm happy with the quality.
I'm sorry this happened to you. They (Rock Solid Cargo GA) should be sued.
What brand is this?
They're all pretty much the same man.
do you feel these trailers are still worth it they are alot cheaper then the nicer brand trailers
How big of a trailer would you be buying. If I wanted a big one like this. I would go used and wait for the right one.
@@OTAlucard thx I'm looking for a 16 to 18 ft
@@540isilver depends. I would probably still buy used. The bigger it is. The more room for mess ups.
My opinion is this ; if one is looking to save over 2gs on a cargo trailer
And doesn't mind putting a few VERY simple to do finishing touches on it then it's worth it..
It'll still hold up longer than a production built travel trailer
Seen a few videos like this, don’t anyone inspect the trailer before handing over the rest of the check! You have the right to inspect the trailer, if you see issues have them fix it or walk away. That’s some shitty work!
I'd took that back and got the money back
Who built this trailer?
@@OldExodus i don't want to say but they're almost all the same in that area. Because they keep changing names and making new companies when they burn out one company
Man what ever happen to pride and craftsmanship
“It is what it is”, it’s very poor workmanship. Absolutely junk and a waste of good money. I wouldn’t have taken delivery of that crap.
Is this trailer from Renowned Cargo Trailers
Don’t think so because I just bought 7x14 and it did a good job but it took me four weeks to order and pickup in GA
Best part is I have five year warranty
@@keithcook4537 Thank you for this testimony. I am looking to order a 36' trailer from Renowned
So why didn't you check the trailer out before accepting it?
I had people pushing me. I was fully prepared to accept the loss of my deposit.
But some of the stuff like the screws. I didn't want them to replace them with the correct screws. Because it would weaken the hole.
And some of the stuff like the side where caulking was missing or the upright that wasn't even painted behind the plywood and aluminum. I didn't even see that.
So I figured ah this isn't too bad. It's solid I'll take it home. Well I got to looking more at it and just wanted to show people what you could expect.
It's like they left a screw under the d ring and it was sticking up no big deal I can loosen it and take it out. And I did.
But I can't fix the unpainted upright. That's in my other video. I would have to pull all the plywood and aluminum off.
I've seen some of these trailers recently going down the road. And the whole roof is peeling back. Just like somebody on UA-cam talked about.
@@OTAlucard I can appreciate the fact regarding them pushing you, but don't let them. I'm picking up my custom ordered 7x14 next week, and their is no way in hell they are going to push me. I don't know about you, but I don't send $5k plus everyday. I am planning on getting there at noon for the inspection. I will have a hotel room reserved for that night just in case the pickup items required take more than 10 hours to complete. I'm not trying to stand in judgement, but you accepting that trailer hurts all of us.
I will be completely at peace if I have to turn around and drive back home. I feel horrible for you and wish you the very best of luck. Sincerely,
What brand of trailer?
Is this a rock solid? Just getting ready to buy one
Maybe. Probably. Possible.
@@OTAlucard did the roof end up leaking?
@@MrUpsidedowngaming honestly I see it as a major issue coming soon. If it was actually something that I used on the road it would've already been destroyed in a year. I need to suck it up and make a new UA-cam video explaining all of the issues. Probably in August. There's way more issues that I found besides what's in this video
So, what is the brand name? Hoping it’s not “Rock Solid”....I’ve ordered one....
Ja das war die hersteller.
@Michael Grzeskowiak I also feel they're all funded / owned by the same people but I could be mistaken. It's just funny that they're all in the same town ?
@Michael Grzeskowiak well I hope my. Video shows you some of the stuff to look for. And I'll probably make a complete video in 2020. I found probably 5 more issues with mine. They just build them way too fast. If they slowed it down they make 41 trailers a day supposedly and that's insane mine is still dry inside. But we will see how it goes.
You can always say that somebody stole your credit card haha
@The Unit Just wondering if you got your Rock Solid and wanted to know your experience. I'm
considering one.
? How could you take it so easy
Is this a cynergy trailer?
No
Just take it back
Good luck
I bought a rock solid cargo trailer and the quality was pretty good!
Who makes this?
I can assure you when you go over any entry level trailer you find something wrong that’s not saying after you pay thousands it should be made right
You're going to even find stuff wrong on Wells cargo now. And probably ATC
OTAlucard thanks for the video lot of good tips to look out for 👍
You get what you pay for dude
Their website says "our main goal is to take care of our customer".
Yeah they give you screws and caulking. Lol
You’re buying a bargain basement trailer for the lowes price yet expect perfection. I bought one of those trailers but a 34 foot triple axle. A friend need to move literally cross country. It was cheaper to do that than to rent a Ryder truck. Which
What brand is this? I’d like to avoid….
Yeah, you get what you pay for in every aspect of life.40-41 trailers a day, damn! That’s why I don’t go to McDonalds for my burgers and hire illegals for my drywall.
Did you say "a bunch more stuff?"........it seems like the people who built that trailer were tweekers.
I'm looking at Legend Trailers along with Rock Solid
These are all made by the SAME company !!! Anything made in South Georgia is all made at the same company !!! Stay away !!! Cross Trailer is made in Indiana near Elkhart. Much better quality than Georgia !!! Bighorn Trailer is the best in my opinion out of Omaha Nebraska !!! Look up !!!
@@heartofdixie67 Yes Bighorn is a great trailer made in Omaha. I live 50 miles from there. Great workmanship.
Looks like every trailer made in Georgia has alot of problems, I would never buy a trailer from there!
Also, like 6000 cheaper than other companies so you can’t complain too much
Quality Control? Unbelievable. Please, what company is this so I can stay away from them. Horrible work. But curious, didn't you inspect this trailer before you took delivery? I'm in the market for a new trailer and have been looking at some of these dealers in Douglas, Ga. But after seeing this? I don't think so.
I don't wanna say who it is. But they're all the same they change names and start new businesses. It's kinda wild. How many I see going down the road with the roof peeling back like a tin can. Mine has never left the neighborhood. I basically use it as a mobile shed.
it passed qc? qc need to find a new job
Never, EVER buy a trailer built in Georgia!
Amen. I've decided that these box trailers aren't worth owning. But I do like a good utility open trailer and just throw a tarp over it
Hi, our non-profit is looking for a 36' enclosed trailer and it seems ALL enclosed trailers are made in Georgia for the entire U.S. Can you please recommend what you believe to be other hubs where good trailers are made?
@@MilitaryMobility Indiana. Check out ATC. Typically you get what you pay for. Featherlite solid choice too
All those no big deals add up to a lot of phuck ups on their part. . I won’t buy a trailer from them because all of that.
Thanks for sharing.