Gold Rush Stacker Trailers
 

Gold Rush Stacker Trailers

Started by luvrbus, December 18, 2010, 05:09:29 AM

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luvrbus

Any of you guys know anything about these trailers,the bank has 2 new ones they floor planned for a dealer that has went under they would be too long and heavy for a bus I would think 32 footers I can get a deal but have no idea what they would sell for the bank had 42 grand in both,no way will I pay that amount but I don't want to buy something I cannot get rid of ask the wife I have enough of that lol   



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Joe Camper

At 65 and 70 ft length limits for most states you would be pushing it as well as pulling them :P
Signing off from Cook County Ill. where the dead vote, frequently.

FloridaCliff

1975 GMC  P8M4905A-1160    North Central Florida

"There are basically two types of people. People who accomplish things, and people who claim to have accomplished things. The first group is less crowded."
Mark Twain

bevans6

They are serious trailers aimed at the dragster market.  empty weight probably around 8K, web site says empty tongue weight 1500.  Meant to be tag towed behind a toter home.  List price is around $60K.  Niche market, they will compete with big fifth-wheel designed for use behind a tractor truck.  I've seen them at the track but never really studied them.

Brian
1980 MCI MC-5C, 8V-71T from a M-110 self propelled howitzer
Allison MT-647
Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia

Joe Camper

This is another one for sale. Smaller. Don't know the manufacturer can anyone help.

http://prevostmotorhomes.ning.com/forum/topics/enclosed-trailer

Signing off from Cook County Ill. where the dead vote, frequently.

boxcarOkie

Quote from: luvrbus on December 18, 2010, 05:09:29 AM
Any of you guys know anything about these trailers,the bank has 2 new ones they floor planned for a dealer that has went under they would be too long and heavy for a bus I would think 32 footers I can get a deal but have no idea what they would sell for the bank had 42 grand in both,no way will I pay that amount but I don't want to buy something I cannot get rid of ask the wife I have enough of that lol   



good luck

What is it they say?  "You can separate the men from the boys by the price of their toys?"  Too long, too high, too much for me (I aint got the muny honey)

DS

luvrbus

Now, Smith I could come to your house and dig around in the OK red dirt finding your money jars and buy a fleet of those trailers   LOL   



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Life is short drink the good wine first

akroyaleagle

Clifford, there are about 20 on ebay. Do a search for stacker trailer. Most are new and being sold by dealers. But you should have an idea of worth.  Good Luck! Joe
Joe Laird
'78 Eagle
Sioux Falls, South Dakota

boxcarOkie

Quote from: luvrbus on December 18, 2010, 07:04:59 AM
Now, Smith I could come to your house and dig around in the OK red dirt finding your money jars and buy a fleet of those trailers   LOL   



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She moved it Cliff, it is under the mattress now (at my age that is a pretty safe place to put it).

BCO

boxcarOkie

Quote from: akroyaleagle on December 18, 2010, 09:03:54 AM
Clifford, there are about 20 on ebay. Do a search for stacker trailer. Most are new and being sold by dealers. But you should have an idea of worth.  Good Luck! Joe

Which one do you pull the most Joe, the little one or the NASCAR stacker, just curious?

BCO

akroyaleagle

I pulled the little one the most. It made me just under 65'.  the stacker put me over 70'.

It made no difference to the Eagle. It handled either with ease. I've gotten rid of both of those and now have a taller 24' enclosed. Not as nice and not painted yet. Been using it for storage for over 3 years now.

The realization that I no longer live in Alaska, need the protection for the car and pickup, nor the shops and spares has a lot to do with it. Much easier to just hook up one of the trucks and go.
Joe Laird
'78 Eagle
Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Joe Camper

I have some questions about the electric brakes on this trlr we are using but do not usually pull.

Thanks in advance.



http://prevostmotorhomes.ning.com/forum/topics/electric-brakes

Signing off from Cook County Ill. where the dead vote, frequently.

luvrbus

Joe, that is a water tight marine explosion proof plug the rubber gasket is missing on yours change over to the RV type blade not the pin type and all the new controllers made buy manufactures like Tekonsha work off the brake and send a signal to the trailer don't ask me how they work but they do now no need for the high dollar air controllers any longer 50 buck and you are in business


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Joe Camper

Can you lead me to a source for this 50 dollar controler?

The trlr registration says 1990 if that helps any or changes your thoughts?

Is the plug in the photo for brake hook-up or is it a redudnent plug to the other round 7-pin.

I have scoured the thing there isisn't a tag on it anywhere.

The registration Year & Make says- 1990 Mara and thats all I have to work with.

Was there ever a trlr manufacturer called Marathon I googled that to a dead end.
Signing off from Cook County Ill. where the dead vote, frequently.

luvrbus

I buy the Hayes from PPL in Houston most of the time they cost around 45 bucks for 2 Axle electric brakes 


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