In 2006 I bought a new Legend 27ft+5, tandem dual, 6" torque tube, 3/8" rub rails, 12" I-beam main frame with 3" channel cross beams, wood deck, Dexter foreword self adjusting axles, tandem 10k front jacks, $6k OTD
Although I did swing by Dallas Tx to pick my new trailer up, I could have had the trailer delivered to AZ for $400
All Dexter electric brake axles built after 2005, now have forward self adjusting brakes. Well worth the extra cost in any event.
I do agree that a 27+5 deck is way more trailer than the average person needs/wants. That's a 40ft trailer overall and not a good in town trailer. A 20+5 is the right size in town trailer and still haul two tractors.
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