What am I missing? Trailer Question

I do not have one of Diamond Cargo's vending trailers but I have looked at them while at their plant waiting to have work done on one of their enclosed trailers that I own. They are a bare bones, entry level trailer.

If you are looking for a trailer to tow and use often, I would look elsewhere honestly. The fit and finish is fair at best. They are built on an assembly line, if they are screwing something on and the screw misses the crossmember it is close enough, no time to put in another. Caulking is their friend, if a moulding or sheet is a little shy caulk will fill the space. need to support wires from front to back under the trailer, just burn a hole with a torch and run them through, no grommet, no grinding smooth, let the wires hang on the metal crossmember. I have one of their top line Gatortail 40' gooseneck enclosed trailers and it has been back to the plant 3X for repairs and I just finally said good enough I am not messing with it any more. It has double side doors in it and when they cut the opening it was no where cose to square and then they built the doors square so they leaked, had to recut a larger opening, reframe, make new doors etc.etc.

If money is an issue it will get you a trailer, for 2K-3K more you can really get something with much more value.

Also check, I did not read all of the ebay post but you may have to pick it up in Ga. or pay a little over a $1 a mile to get it to you. I picked mine up at the plant as it is only 3 hours from home, it was an eye opening experience. If you do go to the plant, check your tires the minute you leave there as there are enough sheet metal screws on the ground and parking lots to build 50 trailers :shock: