Anybody use folding trailers?

[FluxCapacitor]

Originally Posted by Wild Skies

I was cautioned not to purchase a tilting trailer by two different dealers. One was a UTV and Aluma trailer dealer in Antigo, WI, the other a golf cart dealer in Omro, WI. Like I said, I have no first hand experience with hauling golf carts on tilting trailers --- only recommendations by others.

Originally Posted by Wild Skies

While purchasing my Alums 5410BT I inquired about including a stone guard with my trailer, however; my salesperson cautioned that a stone guard will actually suck more water and small gravel around the stone guard than a trailer without one. The salesperson did say it would probably be beneficial at stopping larger stones if traveling on gravel roads at highway speeds. Since I try to drive sensibly on gravel roads I passed on the stone guard -- so far, I have no regrets making that decision.

Thanks. Your advice has been very helpfull.

BTW I'm very happy with my 6310 after its first long trip.

[jalipit]

Originally Posted by YankMachain

I've got a 5410T which I love. Super lite and easy to load a cart facing forward.


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I'm taking delivery on this exact trailer this weekend. Do you tote a spare wheel in the tow vehicle?


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[FluxCapacitor]

Aluma makes a couple of different spare tire mounts for their trailers. I bring a can of Fix-A-Flat and cross my fingers...but I may add this mount in the future.
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[Aflyer]

Here is another option that I looked at, it was on sale locally last week for $899.

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pr...r?cm_vc=-10005

But I decided to just put some work into my old tilting trailer and keep it for a while.

I am going to get a price for sand blasting and powder coating the sides, the front and the tailgate.

Aflyer

[FluxCapacitor]

Originally Posted by Aflyer

Here is another option that I looked at, it was on sale locally last week for $899.

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pr...r?cm_vc=-10005

But I decided to just put some work into my old tilting trailer and keep it for a while.

I am going to get a price for sand blasting and powder coating the sides, the front and the tailgate.

Aflyer

$899 is a good price for that. How do you keep your cart from shifting back and forth when strapped like that? Chocks?

I added tie-downs in front.
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[YankMachain]

Originally Posted by jalipit

I'm taking delivery on this exact trailer this weekend. Do you tote a spare wheel in the tow vehicle?


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I don't have a spare yet, but plan on getting one.

[Keperkey]

For those of you with Aluma trailers I have two questions.

1. How have they held up? I have heard stories of weak welds.
2. Did you get the heavy duty version to get the taller wheels or are you satisfied with the smaller wheels?