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January 17, 2012 at
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Looking at getting a new trailer and was looking at the advantages to all aluminum trailers. Anyone have any experience with Nashcar or ATC? 30-32 foot super spread? Also was looking at the Bravo trailers. They are very well built but are steel and more expensive then the aluminum ones. I just don't have any experience with the aluminum trailers and wondered what their life expectancy was over a steel one. Thanks for the advice..
JR
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January 17, 2012 at
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Posted By: TexasFocus18 on January 17 2012 at 08:43:23 PM
Looking at getting a new trailer and was looking at the advantages to all aluminum trailers. Anyone have any experience with Nashcar or ATC? 30-32 foot super spread? Also was looking at the Bravo trailers. They are very well built but are steel and more expensive then the aluminum ones. I just don't have any experience with the aluminum trailers and wondered what their life expectancy was over a steel one. Thanks for the advice..
JR
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I had a ATC stacker trailer, hi end very well built trailer. Also, have Featherlite trailers and have have an excellent trailer. IMO, a steel trailer will never be in the same league at a well built aluminum trailer!!
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January 18, 2012 at
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So would you say that ATC and Nashcar are a well built aluminum? How long you own the ATC? From what I heard Nash came from ATC,
JR
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January 18, 2012 at
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I bought an Intech all alluminum trailer last year. If you haven't seen those yet, go check them out as well. They have a really good gallery section at intechtrailers.com
By far the nicest trailer that I've ever had or seen. Completly built by the Amish in Indiana and was willing to customize as you want. I had a very good experience with them. They were also less expensive than a similar ATC last year.
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