[Merlyn]

Always haul your hard-cased guns FLAT.......NOT standing in any way.
Haul your non-cased guns standing and in good soft cases. D-rings near the top and bottom are fine..
Load to the front because the trailer will handle better, and the cargo gets a better ride.
A work bench with a carpet cover is handy and a good light......portable is fine.
Remember....a trailer rides rough and unsecured items will be on the floor.....
Everything else is committee work..........m

 

[likemybrownings]

And be sure to spend the extra couple hundred dollars and get tandem axles. The trailer will pull better, and be much less prone to damage expensive equipment.

 

[Merlyn]

And be sure to spend the extra couple hundred dollars and get tandem axles. The trailer will pull better, and be much less prone to damage expensive equipment.

AND.. It will have greater resale value......V-nose and 7' headroom with a ramp rear entry......side door is handy......m

 

[trap_Reg]

Well, YES to the dual axles, but be SURE to monitor tire pressures and temperatures.
I had someone lean half their body out of their passenger side window one time to yell at me that I had a flat - I had a hard time believing him because I couldn't "feel" anything in the truck.

The PROBLEM becomes overloading of the other tire on that side - if that overheats and blows you're in REAL trouble.
With dual axles TPMS is very desirable - after market wireless valve cap type is reasonably affordable.

Disc brakes are the other "Worth the few bux extra".
I upgraded to Kodiak brand - on dexter axles they were bolt hole to bolt hole compatible with the drum backing plates.

 

[likemybrownings]

And first and foremost, DON'T put your club insignia and trapshooters logos, firearm decals etc. on it, just asking for it to be broken into or stolen.

 

[trap_Reg]

And first and foremost, DON'T put your club insignia and trapshooters logos, firearm decals etc. on it, just asking for it to be broken into or stolen.

Oh, like the ones on the truck don't say it all ?
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