Thanks Gerald

[Blacksheep]

For the links you provided about trailers. A new 7x14 custom built concession trailer is being made and we should pick it up in a couple weeks in Douglas Ga..
Tandem 3500 lb axles, 2 3x6 serving windows, 1 walk thru door, rear ramp door, wipe down interior, 2 4 foot lights inside, roof vent, red aluminum exterior, 60 amp box with 25 foot cord, 2 5/16 ball hitch, 2 stabalizer jacks.
$5060.00

Ace

[jackhartjr]

Hi Ace, sounds like a nice trailer!
Are you pulling it behind the bus? 
The reason I am asking is this...do you need equalizer bars and sway control to pull a trailer behind a bus?
And if so I can tell you what we use for our S&S, I can drop it off the road and there is no sway coming back.
Jack

[Nick Badame Refrig/ACC]

Hi Ace,

Sounds like a nice trailer!

Did you put A/C in it?

Nick-

[white-eagle]

so what is Susan selling in this thing?

[cody]

http://www.revconmotorcoach.com/images/PartyWagon_Album/index.html       ,, here you go ace, the ideal trailer lol.

[Blacksheep]

Nick thanks! Doesn't have ac yet because I was hoping to find a company that would donate a roof air as a tax right off! You interested?

Tom, I guess you'll just have to ask Susan and then see how lumps on your head you end up with!

Ace

[Sojourner]

Ace...if you are referring to me....your welcome. Thank you sharing your finding.

I assume you already talk to other concession owners about windows being a possible prone to thief.  Would they use plywood covering or whatever to keep intruder out during the shut down period? Maybe not necessary at all?

And might suggest to buy an optional spare tire & rim. There usually less costly then retailer, the time searching for a matching rim and have it on hand.

I am sure Jack Conrad can suggest what fire extinguishers you can use and where to install if you need that information.

As usual, a smart business person (Ace) know how seek the most money for a dollar. Such as getting a sponsor to provide an A/C for advertising for his concessionary stand. The way to go, Ace!

Take Care.

Sojourn for Christ, Gerald