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Ive got a 8.5 x 20 Blizzard and highly recommend one. Actual marine grade plywood floors not osb, trussed roof supports, standard galvy axles, all wiring run high up in the ceiling and drops to all the lights, double tubing on main beam, ss hinges with grease fittings, door latch assemblys inside door, doors have actual weather stripping in a channel not just glued on foam rubber, etc, etc. They are right in NY.
 
If you are in the Northeast US, take a look at a custom factory-direct trailer from ProLine trailers in tax-free Milton, New Hampshire. They are very high quality and will make you EXACTLY what you want.

Aluminum Enclosed Trailer Company - Proline Products LLC

I am VERY happy with the IS716 model trailer that they custom built for me in 2021.
Most states make you pay the sales tax when you register it so tax free doesn't really apply unless your state is also tax free.
 
Most states make you pay the sales tax when you register it so tax free doesn't really apply unless your state is also tax free.
Not if you register it in Maine!

I don't live in New Hampshire or Maine. I live in an 8% sales tax State/County. I bought my ProLine trailer in sales tax free New Hampshire and registered / plated it in Maine (via the US mail). No sales tax paid!
 
Not if you register it in Maine!

I don't live in New Hampshire or Maine. I live in an 8% sales tax State/County. I bought my ProLine trailer in sales tax free New Hampshire and registered / plated it in Maine (via the US mail). No sales tax paid!
Lucky!
 
Not really, the Me plate is a dead giveaway that you didn't pay sales tax and have registered a vehicle in a state it's not garaged in especially when the tow vehicle is from another state.

Every few years our state troopers go looking for them, landscape trailers are usually the target but they check everything.
 
Not if you register it in Maine!

I don't live in New Hampshire or Maine. I live in an 8% sales tax State/County. I bought my ProLine trailer in sales tax free New Hampshire and registered / plated it in Maine (via the US mail). No sales tax paid!


Be careful with that, had a buddy do that and he found out that the trailer and its contents would not covered by his insurance.
 
Not if you register it in Maine!

I don't live in New Hampshire or Maine. I live in an 8% sales tax State/County. I bought my ProLine trailer in sales tax free New Hampshire and registered / plated it in Maine (via the US mail). No sales tax paid!
I hadn't heard of that before, I've always had to pay sales tax on anything I've registered but I am also a Maine resident. I've bought trailers in PA and NH, a truck in NH, sales tax collected at registration in Maine for all 3.

Technically this state wants you to fill out a "use tax" form for EVERYTHING you buy out of state to pay sales tax on it, even if it's just a t-shirt. Gov't can GFY on that one :mad:
 
I had one US border officer give me crap over my Maine trailer plate. And when I said "it's not illegal", he then said "Yeah, but that doesn't make it right!" Um, I am pretty sure that legal = right.

Another US border officer told me he DOES THE EXACT SAME THING.

Most border / customs officers don't care at all.
 
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Right, I definitely want it to fit in my garage but even if I did not want to be able to put it in my garage, I wouldn't want a big bulky wind sail behind me. I thought about the triton inline trailer but they run the wiring on the outside of the frame so its all exposed and the tongue doesn't go deep under the trailer. But I would have more height in the trailer. I just want to figure out what my best option is out there. I didn't know if there is another good trailer company to look into?
My tc167 wiring is inside the frame. One thing to watch on the single axle inline is the empty weight. I looked at a Ameralite and empty weight was 1700 ish pounds. If looking at prostarr I’d for sure get the the plus 6” in height.
 
I had one US border officer give me crap over my Maine trailer plate. And when I said "it's not illegal", he then said "Yeah, but that doesn't make it right!" Um, I am pretty sure that legal = right.

Another US border officer told me he DOES THE EXACT SAME THING.

Most border / customs officers don't care at all.
I don't blame you one bit, if we can go 4 miles down the road and buy something tax free then we should be able to keep it and take the bonus. Absolutely no reason for our state to collect sales tax on something that was not sold in this state, and by someone who does not conduct business in this state. The appropriate taxes on the sale of that trailer were paid at time of purchase on the grounds the business was conducted on. Taxation without representation, but let's not go down that road here.
 
Very happy with my prostarr bullitt. I have the extra 6" roof height. 2 seasons so far with no issues. No issues to date with many miles on it now. Did my fall service and found nothing wrong once again. Know couple guys that purchased last year and like them.
Have travelled in the absolute worst conditions and its like the name says... a bullitt and keeps behind the truck, unless its empty. Had it sideways in a blizzard but trailer was empty going to pick up the machine.
I have one on order for a late summer 2025 delivery. Are you glad you went with the extra 6"? Also do you feel that extra 6 pulls any different then the standard height?
 
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