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Posted by billcrews on July 31, 2005 at 15:27:10 from (68.35.255.97):
I am looking to purchase a new Gooseneck Trailer. The trailer that appears to me to be the best product for the best price (not the cheapest) is a 27+5 with dual tandem axles made by Brute Manufacturing out of Texas (I am located in Florida). The trailer has been on e-bay (it is off now) for $6,144. The bed is 102" wide, 27 feet long plus a five foot dovetail, 25,000lbs GVW, oil bathed axles, elextric brakes, a frame that is somewhat moore beefed up than normal, some extra welding features, and two 12,000 pound jackstands. Has anyone heard or Brute or purchased a gooseneck trailer from Brute? If so, what has been been your experience and would you recommend buying a trailer from Brute. Thanks
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