1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

Trailer was easy to assemble and assembly instructions were uncomplicated. I used an air impact and it took me 2hrs (not including the lights) to put together, make sure you have an array of metric sockets and wrenches. As stated in other reviews I could see the grounding for the lights being a problem, so I made some short grounding jumpers from the hitch to the tongue and the tongue to the frame. One of the trailer lights was broken in the package and my local Harbor Freight store replaced it for me with no hassles. I had no problem with my wheel hubs being crooked or the tires wobbling.

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

went together easy and for another 100.00 in parts it has 2 ft sides

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

It's ok

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

this has been a GREAT trailer that I have used to haul full-size Harley Davidsons thousands of miles on.

The only fault is the fenders, which vibrate in the wind and will eventually fatigue the frame so much that the brackets break off. this happened to me and the metal cut the tire while hauling a new Harley down the interstate--yikes.

Don't use the fenders and it is perfect

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

The frame is exactly 8' x 4'. So to carry sheet goods, you cannot use the stake holes provided.

The wheel wells are attached to frame. So when the cargo reaches about 1200 ponds, the spring compressed enough to allow the bracket holding the wheel well to press tightly against the tire causing catastrophic failure. To use I have to remove the wheel well.

If they improve the above design flaws, this would be a decent trailer for the money.

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

Easy to put togeather. Wish they would lable better. but lay it out and is fairly simple.

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

I bought mine five years ago on sale. It went together in a couple of hours and I immediately hauled my motorcycle in it over ten thousand miles. Since then, I have used it for probably another twenty thousand and it is holding up fine. Put in better bearings because I'm paranoid about bearing seizure. I'd buy another one in a minute, except it would have to be stolen since it is showing no signs of wearing out. I did paint it with rustoleum before I used it, though, since I haul to the beach often. I also ran the wiring through tubes so it didn't get ripped up as often off road. I don't know what you would have to do to beat this beast to death.

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

I have had one of these for almost 7 years and I love it. I've gotten so much use out of it, it's paid for itself tenfold, at least.

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

Bought one when we got a vacation house in PA. Hauled around 1000 Lb of supplies & equipment from NJ, about 150 miles, no issues. Used it plenty of times in PA, may be 300 miles on it now. Welded up simple siding and a removable loading ramp. Can not recommend highly enough !

Comments about Haul-Master 1720 Lb. Capacity Super Duty 48" x 96" Utility Trailer with 12" Five Lug Wheels and Tires:

I have had this trailer for 4 years now and it has been great but as others have pointed out there are some things you should know.


1) It is a kit and YES take your time putting it together. The instructions aren't the best but if you follow the pictures you should be good.


2) In order for me to get a piece of plywood to lay flat I had to cut a notch out of each corner because of a large bolt head that will get in the way.


3) If you are going to leave this outside I STRONGLE suggest painting the frame with some rustoleum. I had to replace the plywood on the deck in Nov and when I got the old piece off I was shocked to see how much rust was on the frame; and I'm not talking about surface rust here.. Big time rust that actually made it through the frame in some areas.





Overall, I would buy again if its on sale