Mornin Boys,
I bought a trailer from Tractor Supply a while back for hauling wood. In the book it said it would hold/carry 2000lbs, on the box it said 1500 lbs. On the tires it said 500, 4 tires=2000 lbs? Any way, when I went to get it, it was out in the rain for 2 weeks and was rusted up a little so I pointed that out to the man. The price was $287.00 plus tax. After I pointed out the rust I got it for $267.00 out the door. It looked like it would handle a load. But it didn't. It came from China and the wheel bearings are junk as you can see by the back tire. It's already shot with the load that is on it and traveling about 100 yards. So I called TS up and explained what was going on to them. They told me to come pick up another trailer or I could get my money back. I said I would would bring this one back and get another one. Then said they didn't want it back but if I got another one, then that was it and I couldn't get the new one fixed. I understand that. So now I have/had 2 trailers. Now the trailers cost me $134.00. So I traded the old one to my neighbor for him fixing the new one. This is what the new one looks like now. I like how TS takes care of their customers.

The Local TS asks for your telephone number at check out, and become rude when you refuse to give it to them. The 1 a little out of the way "sometimes" asks for the zip code, most times just ring you up.

I travel a little out of the way to shop TS now.

Hobbles, the original looked like it was made for a concrete floor only. A freind of mine bought one simular from Harbor Freight and when he set his welder on it, it bent in the middle.
Can't trust those Chinks. Oops! is that not PC?

I agree johnny mac, they ain't built to darn strong. Mine was reinforced or the same thing would of happened. Hauled one load of wood, so far,, so good.

Nice little wood hauler.

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johnny mac

Thanks johnny mac

And it works

Looks better and more versitial with the one axle.

Yes Cob, it Definitely is better with one axle.