Getting Ready to buy new Utility Trailer. Any advice?

[ghosthunter]

Just so you all know.
This is the problem I am trying to solve.
My current set up.

[ghosthunter]

Another

[NOCK NOCK]

That 1st pic reminds me of the sleigh from How the Grinch stole Christmas 

You don't tie a shed to your dogs head do you?

[Igor]

Rather than a 5x10, make it a 6x10 with a drop-down ramp.........WAY more useful.

I've had four utility trailers in the last 30 years.  The first three did not have a ramp, and I find it much easier to load and unload with the ramp.

[coachcw]

That picture is classic. What do you think about a smaller dump trailer ? once you own one you will love it . no more shoveling out . most have ramps that slide in under the back .

[ghosthunter]

That picture is classic. What do you think about a smaller dump trailer ? once you own one you will love it . no more shoveling out . most have ramps that slide in under the back .

I really don't have much use for a dump bed. I haul a little gravel under a yard, every couple years maybe. And I make trips to the dump once a month with odds and ends.

I have a Nissan Frontier which as you know has a small box. Thus I use the trailer like most guys use a truck bed.
Four or five weeks a year moving hunting camp around.

[BULLBLASTER]

That picture is classic. What do you think about a smaller dump trailer ? once you own one you will love it . no more shoveling out . most have ramps that slide in under the back .

I really don't have much use for a dump bed. I haul a little gravel under a yard, every couple years maybe. And I make trips to the dump once a month with odds and ends.

I have a Nissan Frontier which as you know has a small box. Thus I use the trailer like most guys use a truck bed.
Four or five weeks a year moving hunting camp around.

You can dump camp off when you get there and then sort the pile and set everything up! Maybe rig up a toilet seat that becomes useful when the dump bed is tilted and have a real "dumping" trailer. 

[KFhunter]

Man a nice little enclosed would serve you so well.

[NRA4LIFE]

I also have an Iron Eagle.  They are built extremely strong.

[3dvapor]

All aluminum, 6x14 tandem weighs same as single axle 6x12 steel.   Never wory about rust etc.

[CAMPMEAT]

Get an enclosed one only. Been there, done that. Keeps your stuff dry, you can lock it too. I've had a lot of trailers for our ATV's and went back to the enclosed one that you can drive into.

[Special T]

Stay away from aluminum.  They wont rust but every tweeker in the valley will be trying to steal it from you! Trust me I know!

[ghosthunter]

Stay away from aluminum.  They wont rust but every tweeker in the valley will be trying to steal it from you! Trust me I know!

No problem there.
I was over hunting elk and walking back to camp.
I could here a lot of rattling. 15 min later here come one of those trailers. Darn thing was rattling and sqeeking like crazy.

I would never buy one.

[ghosthunter]

Get an enclosed one only. Been there, done that. Keeps your stuff dry, you can lock it too. I've had a lot of trailers for our ATV's and went back to the enclosed one that you can drive into.

Yeah my buddies have those. Not what I need. Too hard to haul yard waste and stuff in.
Got to have a open box.

[Come Get Some]

Buy a dump trailer. Once you have one you will wonder what you did without it. And you can use it for anything you can use a regular trailer for.