40' Enclosed Trailer FS

[guedo499]

Worthington 40' long, 9' ceilings enclosed trailer. With tongue, tows at 43 1/2" feet. Dual 3500lbs torsion axles. Custom built in 2008 to house a blimp at a cost of $32,000 for the original owner.

You can defiantly stack some raceboats in there!

$12,000

John Peeters
jp@johnpeeters.com

[guedo499]

You can defiantly stack some raceboats in there!

Or 'definitely', really, your choice....

[propfxrO84]

Are you sure those are ONLY 3500 lb. axles? Seems like that would be borderline just for trailer weight??? Not trying to rain on the parade, it's a nice rig but it (by itself) has to weigh 5,800-7000K????guess you could upgrade to 7K torsions for the price.

[Luby.H77]

If your wife says you can't go racing...

Do you stack you boats... defiantly?

[guedo499]

Are you sure those are ONLY 3500 lb. axles? Seems like that would be borderline just for trailer weight??? Not trying to rain on the parade, it's a nice rig but it (by itself) has to weigh 5,800-7000K????guess you could upgrade to 7K torsions for the price.

Exact same thing I thought when I first went and looked at it...a 40' bumper-pull, how does that work? The trailer is all aluminum, two 12" I-beams run the length of the trailer, and the sides/ceilings are very lightweight. By itself, the trailer weights in right around 3200lbs. So, if you were a car racer, two cars would put you right over the limit. But we're boat racers, and everything is much lighter.

I found another trailer just down the road that I want, need to sell this to buy that - its a vicious world....

[propfxrO84]

"It's a vicious world" No doubt. I just bought a new "stacker" aluminum enclosed race trailer to pull behind my motor coach. Just when I thought I had everything I wanted........guess that is why our economy keeps going. Fools like me.