How do you like it? Their trailers look pretty nice and I was considering buying one. I just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with them.

I know someone from my area that has one. He drove out to get it from Illinois. Quality is top notch. I Don't think you can get a better deal. I have been looking for a few months. If shipping wasn't $1000 to Illinois, I would be getting one as well.

Hey thanks for the feedback !

Look close at Worthington for the money that you spend extra I feel its worth it... Worthington is made in Montoursville Pa. The shop is all local craftsman that have good welding skills , I can not say that about MANY of the trailers I have looked at! A very close second choice is Snowpro trailer made in Maine.

I cant say anything bad out the way my worthington was made, its a production based piece that was built with pride....... Many of the pro line trailer I looked at just didnt have the fit and finish I wanted. DONT buy a trailer that the skin was put on with screws..... My haulmark had holes right threw the skin in 3 years of use ! it was a 2002 model....

the pictures of the red trailer are my old haulmark , look close at the rought holes they are around 20% of the screws that hold the skin on! The real kick in the pants was I contacted Haulmark when the trailer was 18 months old with this problem and they told me its NORMAL ! They did nothing about it...... Never again will I buy any of there crap , or any crap built like theres!

http://www.worthingtontrailers.com/default.aspx

I agree with the Haulmarks. I just got rid of a steel one and the screw wholes happened on the back ramp. It was a 2000 model that I really took care of but that did occur. I talked to a Haulmark dealer on Saturday and he told me NOT to buy a Haulmark aluminum. He said that he has found them to be missing welds and the craftsmanship is junk (this coming from a dealer!). He said it loooks like a bunch of kids make them. He also said he loves the steel ones made out of McAdoo PA though.

You mentioned Pro-line. Did you mean Pro-Lite, which is what I am looking at? This is an outfit out of Pine Island NY and so far everyone I talked to said that they were great. Please let me know if you meant Pro-Line or Pro-Lite.

Funny you mentioned Worthington. I am considering one and looked at one last Saturday. You can definitely see the awesome craftsmanship. The only thing is that they don't come standard with a lot of stuff so we'll see what the price ends up being once a few things are added. I was surprised to see that a jack or plywood walls were not standard.

Well thanks for the info !

Skip my question - I see that Haulmark makes a 'Pro-line' model and that's what you are referring to!