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Outbound Trailer - Nebraska

Postby Cathy P. » Wed Apr 24, 2019 7:15 pm

Came across this new one: https://www.outboundtrailer.com/ Looked like it might be a good choice for someone looking for something very simple and inexpensive.
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Re: Outbound Trailer - Nebraska

Postby Cathy P. » Wed Mar 08, 2023 8:31 am

Outbound has come up with a "Wedge" design, a 5 X 10 with the back end tapered in a wedge shape. I am not sure what I think of it. It is cute, and shouldn't drag bottom on the rear end. https://www.outboundtrailer.com/models I can kind of see the purpose, maybe, but still, I am not sure the loss of not having the extra space that a 5 x 10 would give might not be worth the times one needed the higher end.
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Re: Outbound Trailer - Nebraska

Postby Squigie » Wed Mar 08, 2023 10:28 am

Man, those frames look like they have less structure than runny scrambled eggs.
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Re: Outbound Trailer - Nebraska

Postby saywhatthat » Tue Apr 11, 2023 12:51 pm

There's all sorts of pictures on the web of dry rot . look at the receiver on that not much more than a harbor freight frame
also quite a bit of complaints about his customer service. And before you say anything about my glass phone trailer that was just to show people how they could do a glass phone trailer that would last a hundred years for about $800 it's not perfect cuz it would never meant to be sold and you can get a chassis a good one for around $2,000 not something that's just a step above a harbor freight look at the receiver on this look at the actual if you have any doubts
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