Orca Trailers

[Francesca Knowles]

Catrinka's trailer looks a bit like one of these from Trailers Unlimited Inc. - 6'W X 6'H X 12'L

The 6x6x10 is $4700.00 Canadian.



They sell/rent office trailers, too.

[Francesca Knowles]

H-o-o-o-boy!
If this "Shuttle" isn't the customize-it-yourselfer's dream, I don't know what is.
Trailers Unlimited Inc. - Trailer Specials
Brand, spankin' new, 6' wide x 6'2" tall x12' long, on special right now for $5250.00 Canadian.
I can't find weights listed at their site, but it's got a 3500 lb torsion axle. Since it's a cargo trailer a lot of that capacity has to be for the load, right?
I'm guessing that it weighs less than 2000 lbs.
The axle's pretty far aft, though- could be tongue heavy


If I was in the market for a new trailer, I'd be looking hard at this one, especially if I lived near Calgary!

Francesca

[Green Frog]

I thought about getting a box trailer and doing a custom floorplan to make exactly what I wanted out of it. If I were a bit more handy and had more available time to devote to making the trailer before using it, I would have probably gone that way. For me, the use of the trailer is the reason for its existence, not the building of it. For someone with the time to make the actual building of their trailer a major portion of their trailering experience, however, I can fully understand how this could be a GOOD THING. Donna's right (as usual) there is plenty of room on this forum for all kinds of FGRVs and all kinds of people (and reasons for) using them!

Froggie

[Mike Magee]

Originally Posted by Francesca Knowles

Catrinka's trailer looks a bit like one of these from Trailers Unlimited Inc. - 6'W X 6'H X 12'L

The 6x6x10 is $4700.00 Canadian.

They sell/rent office trailers, too.

Thanks, Francesca! If I read their website correctly, it only weighs 1000 lbs and has a 2500 lb carrying capacity.