FS 2020 PJ 22+10 gooseneck trailer.

[Jimmy N.]

Have ordered a longer one, so this PJ LY 25K Lo Pro is now for sale.

It's about as well optioned as they come, with air suspension, disc brakes, hydraulic dove tail, and full Blackwood decking. There's roughly 5,000 miles on it, mostly with loads in the 6,000-lb. range, but one at about 16,000.

Of course, whether loaded to capacity or empty, with the air suspension it rides great no matter what, and the 33-inch deck height becomes lower yet when dumping the air springs. But as you might have guessed, the approach angle is still too steep to drive a Hellcat up the dovetail without using RaceRamps or something similar.

The dealer said I should ask $31Kfor it, so I am. Depending on where and when I should be able to help out with delivery, at least partial. Please PM me with any serious offers - otherwise just post away in normal fashion.

 

[MikeD1]

Wow, impressive piece of gear - GLWS !!

 

[Jimmy N.]

Thanks.

It is nice to have something that can handle wider and heavier loads (up to 16K or so), yet ride smoothly even empty. The TRX, for example, wouldn't fit on my 18-foot trailer, being wider than the deck on it. And the extra length allows hauling two cars on it.

Plus, the axle placement makes it track more like a 22-foot trailer.

 

[Unholy707]

How many Honda civics with spoon engines can fit in the back? And does it come with tarps

 

[Jimmy N.]

Depends on how high you stack them.

But while it doesn't come with tarps, they're highly recommended for such loads. Unless it's obvious that you're heading for the dump.

 

[MikeD1]

Nice, 2 sports cars + a Cat - very roomy !!

Bet I could ratchet strap one of those 'tiny houses' on it + a golf cart and have a really cool camper !

 

[Jimmy N.]

I have thought about putting a cabover camper up front, but then I'd loose at least eight feet of load space.

Still, it'd be nice for those 1,300-mile+ drives.

 

[BULL]

I have thought about putting a cabover camper up front, but then I'd loose at least eight feet of load space.

Still, it'd be nice for those 1,300-mile+ drives.

Well if you knew how to drive a REAL tractor with living quarters built into it instead, you'd be set, but no....



; )

 

[Jimmy N.]

I did. But some dumbshit sold that one and got a Ram 3500 instead.

 

[MMissile]

Dig the UNIMOG.

 

[Jimmy N.]

Dig the UNIMOG.

Thanks. And it's funny that you used the word "dig". I have two that can...with backhoes.

 

[Jimmy N.]

Alright, dragged the new trailer home a few days ago.

Now this one can go. Make me an offer, please.

 

[Unholy707]

Can. I use this with my Durango rt?

 

[Jimmy N.]

You sure can.

As long as you don't mind drilling a hole for a 2-5/16" trailer ball in the roof.

 

[Unholy707]

Does it come with the cat?

 

[Jimmy N.]

Does it come with the cat?

No. You'll have to find that hole yourself.