Milwaukee snow show

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old abe

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1fujifilm said:
No.
I did see some smoking deals on all-aluminum inline trailers from the factory though. Saw a base 7x23' for $6,399 plus tax and a loaded up 7x23' with all the goodies for $6,799 plus tax. I forget if the extra height cost was included in the price for UTV's though.
Seems like a no brainer.

Bear
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What brand trailers were those fuji??? Surly not Triton???
 
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Hoosier

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I haven't been to a show in a few years, but it's a hike for me. I love going, but it's got to be more cost effective to sell leftover gear on the internet.
 
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chunk06

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It's also a Stealth. I had one for a year and it was the biggest POS I have ever had. I bought a Legend, it's not perfect but at least it goes down the highway straight unlike the Stealth
 
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1fujifilm

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slimcake said:
To good to be true Fuji. That trailer is now $7,249.... LOL someone made a whoopsie...
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I checked in with the Mirsberger boys and they had this for $6,495;
https://www.mirsbergersalesandservice.com/2019-stealth-tundra-series-7x23-BbIg|Kne.html

It does not have internal welding but hey it's cheap. If I remember correct, torsion is $150 more per axle.
I have had two Stealth all aluminums myself (currently have one) and have had no issues. They are not as nice as Triton or Legend but prices are according and still have a 3 year warranty. I have it good as Mirsberger 20 miles away and they are a huge trailer dealer.
I use my trailer year round, sleds, UTV's, lawn mowing transport and to get furniture and appliances for family and friends.

Bear
 
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Highflyer

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pinestump said:
Too bad this thread has no info how the show was....
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The show was great! It was my first time in a long time and totally worth checking out. If you are ever in search for new gear or trailers i highly recommend going. The show had all the options for you to check out.
 
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brad460

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I was told Ken’s was paying $15k for their spot at the Milwaukee show..They would need to sell $300k+ to make a profit. (Think about it- $15k rent, plus labor costs, travel and accommodation for their employees)..

There were many large open areas at the show, unlike I have ever seen. The crowd on Friday night was the slowest I’ve seen and I heard Saturday was just as bad (keep in mind it was up against the Brewers)..

I believe this year was the beginning of the end for the Milwaukee snow show..
 
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