Fleet Farm Big Max Trailers?

Bought a 5x8 a few years ago from F&F with the solid sides and loading ramp. Has solid sides but a grated floor. Cut a couple of pieces of plywood to fit the floor for when I haul dirt or gravel and take them out when I use it for the 4 wheeler. Works great. I think it was made by Teske. Paid extra for a spare.

Pay the extra $ for a good aluminum trailer and like everyone is saying it will look good forever. Mine is a 6x12 with a 4" channel main frame and 'A' frame.The upper structure is 2.5x2.5 tube. Crossmembers are 3" channel on 24" centers. I have a treated 5/4 plank floor with 15" radials on 5 spoke aluminum wheels. I took the tail gate off and recycled it and welded a channel on the rear crossmember for my portable ramps. I have 7 5k recessed d-rings in the floor and a 36" diamond plate tool box mounted on the tongue. The trailer is 5 years old and everyone wants to buy it. Do not buy an aluminum trailer with a single box tongue. You will need to be carefull of the weight/stress you put on it cause it can snap. I've witnessed that a bunch of times. Once again it depends on how much trailer you can afford. Good Luck,Dub.

i have the 5x8 with loading ramp, bought it probably 4 years ago and iits done everything i've needed mine is starti ng to rust some but its been used and abused pretty good and has many miles on it cant expect much more

Pay the extra $300/400 and get an Aluminum trailer. I did and have never regretted it! No painting or rusting ever an issue.

check the trading post. 5x8 trailer on there

My aluminum is 10 years old, always outside and looks like new. It is easy to pull around and well worth the extra money.

Buy a Aluminum, it will last for ever

Bought mine maybe 4 yrs ago and it still looks great. I do keep it stored indoors when not in use. Use it to haul my atv around for ice fishing so it does gets hit with lots of salt spray. Paint has held up very good. For a reasonable priced trailer you can't go wrong.

I have a Big Max trailer. A bit larger though, 84X100" ? Mine has a solid floor.

All the paint on the front got sandblasted off quickly from towing it on dirt roads. I then sprayed it with some cheap bedliner stuff. That's held up well.

It has the same size tires as my boat trailer which was a major selling point for me.

I applied a for FF credit card and got 10% off my first purchase. saved $100.00

Thanks for the info...I was thinking of painting the trailer with Herculiner to prevent rusting??

I have that trailer - bought 2 years ago. Same thing as the other poster -- good trailer overall but it rusts like the devil! In some places on mine, the paint comes off in little sheets. I'm gonna try repainting this summer.

rks,

I have the exact same trailer and it works well. That sucker rusted up really quick, though. Can't keep the rust off of it.