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$6,500.00 Location Virginia Beach I am the second owner of this 2015 Trailex CT-8045SB purchased from original owner 03/2021 who stored inside in Marietta GA. I also store this trailer inside.
Options from original bill of sale include:
1) CT-8045SB Car Trailer with four wheel surge brakes VIN 1XTXC2126F1000007
2) 5-134MS ST 205/75R (NEW TIRES INSTALLED MAY 2022!! with no more than 2000 miles)
3) 5-216SB Spare Tire Carrier
4) CTBMK Mounting Kit for Diamond Plate Box
5) 1701395 Aluminum Box
6) Options Added after purchase include Fuel Jug Storage Box, Tire Rack, and Compression Plates
My Trailex is still for sale. I had a buyer on the first day I posted the ad. Due to a personal issue, he has decided to refrain from DE events for a time. So I refunded his $500 deposit. No harm no foul. Thanks for looking!!
Location Virginia Beach I am the second owner of this 2015 Trailex CT-8045SB purchased from original owner 03/2021 who stored inside in Marietta GA. I also store this trailer inside.
Options from original bill of sale include:
1) CT-8045SB Car Trailer with four wheel surge brakes VIN 1XTXC2126F1000007
2) 5-134MS ST 205/75R (NEW TIRES INSTALLED MAY 2022!! with no more than 2000 miles)
3) 5-216SB Spare Tire Carrier
4) CTBMK Mounting Kit for Diamond Plate Box
5) 1701395 Aluminum Box
6) Options Added after purchase include Fuel Jug Storage Box, Tire Rack, and Compression Plates
Last edited by bella1; 08-01-2023 at 03:39 PM.
Reason: SOLD
What is the main difference between surge and electric brakes?
Surge brakes are mechanical brakes that work by allowing the momentum of the trailer itself to compress a master cylinder inside the trailer tongue when you apply your brakes in the tow vehicle.
Surge brakes are mechanical brakes that work by allowing the momentum of the trailer itself to compress a master cylinder inside the trailer tongue when you apply your brakes in the tow vehicle.
As long as the system has fluid, surge brakes are pretty much idiot proof. However, you have to adjust them on the trailer for more or less braking.
You also have to stick something in the brake if you want to back the trailer up a hill.
Electric brakes have the advantage of no brake fluid to worry about, and you can adjust the trailer braking from the driver's seat. You can also engage them from the brake controller, that can sometimes straighten out the trailer if it starts to sway.
I have a newer truck with a built in brake controller, my choice would be electric brakes. When I had my old truck (20 years ago), surge brakes were the way to go.
Obvious question for the seller - why not lock this thread and start a new one? It's not like Rennlist charges you per thread started.