Same here Great view,just wondering what you think about the trailer that has screw less sides.on the outside of the trailer. Think that might be good, but will it hold up and not come apart and may be start to leaking rain in. What is your thought. Would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks you for your video great info.
I am also from the Rochester area and am currently debating whether or not to buy one of these cheaper GA brands or spend the extra money on a more well known brand. After owning this trailer would you buy another or go with a hallmark, wells cargo, ect...
I wish I had done more looking on here before buying my trailer, I'm finding lots of helpful information. Better late than never... Last week I pulled my new 7 x 16' Diamond Cargo from Georgia back to Kansas. Overall I am very pleased for the money I spent, it pulled like a dream all the way back. That is until I hit the Kansas wind.... it still did great for being empty though. But, I need a few more screws as I found that I have a few that have fallen out. And that happened in the first few hundred miles...
Yes i would buy another one for sure depending on what i was doing. If i was using it to haul stuff hundreds of miles, day in and out i would go with a better made trailer. One thing i would get for sure is the bar lock on the side door. My brother started brining these back to sell on his lot and we noticed the ones without the bar locks the side doors get messed up from the vibration and if you get the extra height for the roof, the bars on the back door they put on are not adequate for the weight, And the bars will bend:/ i made up a 2 page check list of issues i seen people have and brought a ladder with me and cardboard to lay on. I spent about a good 45 minutes going over the checklist and checking the entire trailer out before i turned over the $$. These are text book monday morning, wednesday mid morning, friday afternoon builds lol. I lucked out and got a wednsday trailer. One thing I did find out from talking to people down there is the other trailer companies in that area are all employees that started out at diamond cargo and then decided that they would make their own trailers. So all you're getting is a cheap knock off of this cheap knockoff lol.
@@shoetee_10528 yes i heard people had issues with screws falling out. I made sure that they were all sent home. but had I not watched a video about them falling out I would have never even thought to check them. But for half the price of the more expensive brands I'm perfectly fine with it.
Great review. Thank you for your time. I just bought a diamond trailer today and will be checking all the screws.
Did you think about "Rock Solid Trailers"? Did your Chevy 1500 pull it ok?
Same here Great view,just wondering what you think about the trailer that has screw less sides.on the outside of the trailer. Think that might be good, but will it hold up and not come apart and may be start to leaking rain in. What is your thought. Would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks you for your video great info.
I am also from the Rochester area and am currently debating whether or not to buy one of these cheaper GA brands or spend the extra money on a more well known brand. After owning this trailer would you buy another or go with a hallmark, wells cargo, ect...
I wish I had done more looking on here before buying my trailer, I'm finding lots of helpful information. Better late than never... Last week I pulled my new 7 x 16' Diamond Cargo from Georgia back to Kansas. Overall I am very pleased for the money I spent, it pulled like a dream all the way back. That is until I hit the Kansas wind.... it still did great for being empty though. But, I need a few more screws as I found that I have a few that have fallen out. And that happened in the first few hundred miles...
Yes i would buy another one for sure depending on what i was doing. If i was using it to haul stuff hundreds of miles, day in and out i would go with a better made trailer. One thing i would get for sure is the bar lock on the side door. My brother started brining these back to sell on his lot and we noticed the ones without the bar locks the side doors get messed up from the vibration and if you get the extra height for the roof, the bars on the back door they put on are not adequate for the weight, And the bars will bend:/ i made up a 2 page check list of issues i seen people have and brought a ladder with me and cardboard to lay on. I spent about a good 45 minutes going over the checklist and checking the entire trailer out before i turned over the $$. These are text book monday morning, wednesday mid morning, friday afternoon builds lol. I lucked out and got a wednsday trailer. One thing I did find out from talking to people down there is the other trailer companies in that area are all employees that started out at diamond cargo and then decided that they would make their own trailers. So all you're getting is a cheap knock off of this cheap knockoff lol.
@@shoetee_10528 yes i heard people had issues with screws falling out. I made sure that they were all sent home. but had I not watched a video about them falling out I would have never even thought to check them. But for half the price of the more expensive brands I'm perfectly fine with it.
2700lbs
Yeah now you know why i cut grass and dont do bank work lol