Utility trailer recommendations

I drove to Carencro and bought a 7x14 from Delta Trailer Sales (Tiger Brand). Zero problems so far and was better deal than what I could find around BR.
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And I recommend getting one that has the main angle iron frame from the hitch to the first axle. The trailers with that main angle just from the hitch to the beginning of the decking twist easily.

Don’t get one from trailer world. Less than 3 years already had to replace my boards and u bolts holding axle to frame. Piece of shite trailer.

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Only thing I’d recommend is a dovetail. Makes your loading ramp half the length and helpto cutdown on wind resistance.

I saw some top hat pipe trailers and they seemed to be built pretty well.

I ended up buying a 14x6 Buck Dandy from Acadiana tire and trailer sales in opelousas.

Good people and Buck Dandy seems to make a really solid product.

Pipe top
Led lights
Dual flip, heavy duty gate
Gate assist springs
Bulldog hitch
Treated boards
Like another poster said, framing component from the tongue down past the front of the trailer. But instead of angle, it's channel.
They included in a free spare when I asked

Only thing I don't like is the jack. It's a tight fit between the jack and the framing. Doesn't quite line up right. I'll need to grind a little from the frame for the pin to go all the way through.

PJ or load trail.