Dave W
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- Location
- chesterfield
I've put 100+k miles on GE trailers over last 5 years. Never wrote a tyre out let alone had axle go out of line
Can a dealer change a deal?
- Thread starter nosmokenopoke
- Start date
Dave W
Member
- Location
- chesterfield
Surely ease of day to day use is most important thingPerhaps they're not the best trailer then, but they don't loose alot when you sell them either, and generally don't cost a lot in between...
I suppose you can buy better but loose more
- Location
- The North
What suspension do they use now it’s years ago I last inspected one
Dave W
Member
- Location
- chesterfield
Same style rubber suspension made by bpw
- Location
- The North
That suspension in just not for me, I have a ge quad trailer and I literally love it, every time I use it I think good it is but I’m not a fan of the rubber suspension.
I might mellow in old age they are super local
I might mellow in old age they are super local
ollandroverman
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- Location
- nr Kendal (The Lake District)
Sounds impressive, but to give an idea of your duty cycles, how many sets of brakes are you wearing out in that time?
I guess so. There's plenty that buy new range rovers, sports, & discoverys that plumit in value and cost a kings ransom inbetween, happily to chop them in for another. Maybe for some a bit of inconvenience is acceptable against high depreciation.
That said if you can afford better then go for it, your only here the once
- Location
- Cumbria
I agree, love them or hate them, they are the go-to brand for farmers. This has ensured a good s/h value, so they must be doing something right.Perhaps they're not the best trailer then, but they don't loose alot when you sell them either, and generally don't cost a lot in between...
I suppose you can buy better but loose more
Is Honda the best quad ? Yes, no ? Certainly has the best s/h value, by a mile.
Is/was Landrover the best 4WD ? Yes, no ? The brand sold like hot cakes, and the s/h value is now through the roof.
It's all about branding.
