Wife loaned a single axle cargo trailer to girlfriend to move a few of her father's things from his estate - probably a hundred miles away. Trailer came back with one of the fenders flapping in the wind, soaking wet inside, and one of the dome roof vents completely missing. Also, I don't know how, but wiring for lighting cord was corroded. Oh, and a hole through the inner plywood sidewall. Seems trailer took side trip to and across a neighboring state, to deliver goods to the son, and was being pulled at 70mph on freeway most of that distance. Donno if it went through a saltwater bath somehow, but wiring looked like it. Had cleaning and grounding issues to deal with afterward. He did give my wife some cash to cover repairs, but I had to do the work. Not impressed. Figger if I borrow it, it better go back in as good or better condition.
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