Cattle Trailers

[Subsoil]

Narrowed my search down to WW or CM bumper pull,14 or 16 foot. What do yall think?

CM will have the WW beat at resale time. CM just has a better reputation and are known for a better paint process. WW is decent trailer but have a "cheap" reputation.

CM, S & H, and WW are all made in Madill OK and most people would rank CM the best followed by S & H, then WW.

http://www.cmtrailers.com/

http://sandhtrailers.com/

http://wwtrailer.com/

 

[BH]

There are a lot of Travalong trailers being used here. That would be my first choice. I also like the WW Bumper pulls.

 

[Bullbuyer]

Only one word comes to mind when you're talking about stock trailers - Featherlite. Call your local dealer or hit the web page - you'll pay a little more now but it will be worth a lot more later.

 

[curtis]

Does C&M an WW sell direct ?

 

[cfpinz]

Only one word comes to mind when you're talking about stock trailers - Featherlite.

Only one word comes to mind when I hear Featherlite-LOUD! My cows can hear mine coming from the next county. :shock:

 

[Mahoney Pursley Ranch]

Thanks again for the advice and links. Don't care much about resale value,will be keeping it. Aluminum = $$$$$

 

[Caustic Burno]

MPR the thing I have against bumper pull most have sheet metal top and cows don't like going in the dark trailers. I have seen some real trainwrecks on this type of trailer. If I was buying a new trailer it would be canvas covered open top. I keep my canvas in the barn unless it is really bad.

 

[D.R. Cattle]

Steer clear of Ponderosa. Got a 24' gooseneck and the rust is eating the sides out too quickly. We use a Circle W at the big ranch. We haul horses and cattle 6 days a week rain or shine. Good trailer for a good price. I bought a Circle W 25' flat deck goose and I couldn't be happier. It was also the best deal I could find at the time.

 

[norriscathy]

Stay away from covered trailers! The top will rust off in a few years where the top/side seam is covered with molding.