W-W Aluminum Gooseneck Stock Trailer

[UncleLA]

W-W came out with a new line of aluminum gooseneck stock trailers a few years ago.
Does anyone have experience with those trailers?
Has anyone been able to find specific specifications somewhere on the Internet? I have searched and searched. I was not even able to find the trailers on the W-W website.
I have found minimal information on some dealer sites.
Any input/comments are appreciated.
Thanks!

 

[OklaBrangusBreeder]

The Company web site is:

http://wwtrailer.com/

I don't know anything about thier aluminum trailers specifically, but I am a big fan of W-W Trailers in general...

 

[DLD]

WW's website is not real informative, and I'm pretty sure hasn't been updated in many years. They offer some models that the site doesn't mention at all (aluminum bar-top style goosenecks and steel bar-top style bumper pulls, that I know of). They've actually been building aluminum for a lot longer than most folks realize. I've talked to several that own one, and every one of them gives a good recommendation. I just purchased a new aluminum trailer, and nearly bought a WW, except that a long time friend sells another brand, and made me a deal I couldn't pass up. Try this site for better pics and more information (and a good guy to deal with, too) http://www.farrellstrailersales.com/

 

[denvermartinfarms]

I don't know about a aluminum, but my WW trailers have all been great and I would not be afraid to own more of them.

 

[Subsoil]

Of the three Madill Ok trailer brands, I'd put WW third behind CM and S&H. The WW are usually the least expensive but seem to cut a few corners. CM just seems to pay more attention to detail than the other two and have a better paint process (although that doesn't matter much with an aluminum trailer).

 

[chippie]

I have a Sooner Gooseneck Stock Combo Aluminum trailer. Love it.

 

[DLD]

Of the three Madill Ok trailer brands, I'd put WW third behind CM and S&H. The WW are usually the least expensive but seem to cut a few corners. CM just seems to pay more attention to detail than the other two and have a better paint process (although that doesn't matter much with an aluminum trailer).

I ended up with a CM. Workmanship seemed good on both, not enough difference to be a factor for me. The look of the WW, I think in large part due to the rounded nose, seems a little dated. I like the floor in the CM better, and it was a little more open sided so it seems like air flow would be better (comparing the base models - either one could be optioned differently). I was able to get a little better deal on a CM with a few options I wanted (tie rails inside and out, roof vents, couple of extra lights). Haven't used it much yet, but we love it so far. I don't think you'd go wrong either way, though.

 

[Angus Cowman]

friend had a WW aluminum and I had a 4star both the same yr model back in the early 90s the 4 star was built ALOT heavier than the WW
especially on the door hinges and latches
their steel trailers were a good trailers but wasn't impressed with their aluminum but haven't looked at them in yrs

 

[UncleLA]

Thanks for all the comments thus far.
Below is a link to the new W-W that I am inquiring about.
Any further comments are appreciated.

http://www.trailershopper.com/page-45908.html

Thanks!

 

[DLD]

We looked at one just like that, and really liked that trailer, especially the floor - it seems like a really good value, just wasn't what we were needing. I know some folks with one exactly like it, and they like it a lot.

 

[UncleLA]

Thanks DLD.
From what I can tell from the pics and minimal description, it does seem to be a good value. I like the floor as well.
Any other comments are welcome as well.