Wanted: Request for ideas re downsizing my trailer

[June Bug]

Originally Posted by Tom 72

Interesting trailers. Little Joe likely better configured. These are made for utility crews & splicing fiber optic.
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I've seen a few of those around being used for their intended purpose and they are built like tanks.

I've been watching for used Little Joe trailers forever. They are rare. There are no owners forums for Little Joes that I've been able to find.

I wish the builders would ramp up production and lower cost. There is definitely a market for them.

[Infogypsy]

Originally Posted by June Bug

I've seen a few of those around being used for their intended purpose and they are built like tanks.

I've been watching for used Little Joe trailers forever. They are rare. There are no owners forums for Little Joes that I've been able to find.

I wish the builders would ramp up production and lower cost. There is definitely a market for them.

I'm thinking of a Moby CR2. A bit small but relatively low cost new $6,000 ish.

[The Minimalist]

Originally Posted by June Bug

I've seen a few of those around being used for their intended purpose and they are built like tanks.

I've been watching for used Little Joe trailers forever. They are rare. There are no owners forums for Little Joes that I've been able to find.

I wish the builders would ramp up production and lower cost. There is definitely a market for them.

Though similar in looks land layout, and built within a few miles of each other, these are not the same trailers at all. Weiscraft is still using the old Lite House molds to build the Little Joes. I wouldn't be surprised to find that the Pelsue and Weiscraft shells were molded at the same facility though.