Remorque utilitaire galvanisée True North, 60 po x 10 pi

This is a solid, well made trailer. I was able to get it at a sale price, although I didn’t really need it till spring, so I grabbed it! Glad I did. Looks like a good job on the galvanizing. The 15 inch tires are a plus. Very good wiring. LED lights. The tailgate design and function are way better than average. The jack stand is included and it’s nice quality. I’ve always been around trailers. I would not buy junk. This is a very good trailer. I expect it to be durable. One small misfire for the manufacturer is the absence of e-z lube hubs. Means maintenance becomes a little more involved. I gladly would pay the higher cost for e-z lube hubs. I like this trailer very much.

This trailer is everything I expected lots of room for my atv and lawn equipment. Pulls on the road real nice and you hardly know you are pulling anything.

Excellent trailer for the money.

It's not the greatest trailer out there, but considering the price and what you get, chances are you will not find a better deal for the same $$. Pros: galvanized (this means a lot in Alberta), sturdy, strong, solid weld, LED lights, flexible rubber power cord (should not crack in low temps), #3500 Dexter axle with leaf springs (as opposed to the cheap rubber suspension you find in these nowadays). Great carrying capacity. Lots of strap connection points. Strong rear gate for loading ATV and other gear. Cons: sharp edges due to galvanization (may cut your straps), extremely poor license plate location (better find a different place to put it, as you're likely to lose it since it hangs off the bottom of the wheel well), super noisy gate if it sits in the upright position while driving, one of the wood planks is already warping, ridiculous warranty (if there's a problem, you have to deliver it to manufacturer in Manitoba - ever tried shipping a utility trailer???), bias ply cheap-o tires as opposed to quality radials, no spare tire, no spare tire mount, no caster wheel. Judging by the manufacturing dates on the tires, I bought a brand new trailer from Canadian Tire that is actually 2-3 years old. Personally, I think this trailer should've been on sale on account of the fact that it is old, the tires on it should probably be replaced soon (these do not last a very long time whether they're used or sitting in one spot), and in reality this is an old stock that CTire is getting rid of right now, and I am not seeing any new ones arriving in any of the stores in my city. Also, found a few rusty spots where galvanization was damaged due to storage. CTire stacks these on top of each other in the yard, and rubbing removes galvanization thus exposing the bare metal to the elements. The floor is made of pretty thick wood, which is nice, but I can see that some of the planks are already cracking/warping, and I will have to fix this myself (or ship it 2000 km to utilize the ridiculous warranty). There are 2 locations (3 bolt holes) for the front jack, one of them is not great when using with a pickup truck as the gate will hit the handle when fully opened. The "A" frame is pretty wide, and installing a standard box on the frame will require building mounts from an "L" profile iron. The accessories are not too expensive, but you still have to pay for shipping from the manufacturer, which is not cheap. When compared with an older trailer of the same size, it is noticeable that the frame is not as thick/tough as the old one, which is more or less the case for all new trailers - manufacturers are using less material to increase profits, which results in a wimpier trailers. As the saying goes: "they don't build them like they used to" Overall, I am happy with the trailer, and I did a lot of research before I bought this one. It turned out to be the best bang for the buck in this category (although, this trailer is not "perfect"). Aluminum trailers are significantly more expensive (and better too), and used trailers are not that much cheaper than this, hence I find this trailer a good choice. If you can still find one, I'd recommend you buy it, but keep in mind it's not perfect and you may need to make certain adjustments.

Great trailer with big tires,had to move the jack stand back because i could not open the tail gate of my truck