This is probably the Cadillac of trailers. Hi-Way Star is a local company here in Pasco (54 just north of the executive airport). I met with the president of the company, got a tour of the facility and talked a bit about the product. Here is the information from their brochures:

STANDARD FEATURES:

• All Steel Tube Frame: 16 gauge

• 3 M VHB Skin Application - NO SCREWS OR RIVETS

• One Piece Formed Aluminum Roof

• 2990 GVW for 6' X 12' X 6'5" Model

• 32" Side Door

• Double Rear Swing Doors

• 14" White Spoke Wheels/Tires

• White Color

• Torflex torsion bar axles

• Radial tires

• Semi style cam door latches

• Double rear tail lights on each side

• Front and rear cluster bar lights

• Automotive style door seals

• Steel framing on all doors

• All steel is painted

• 3/4" plywood floor

• 3/8" plywood side walls

• 3 year warranty

ADDED OPTIONS:

• Mounted spare tire on white spoke rim

• Rear stabilizer jacks (so it doesn't tip while loading when unhitched)

• Front 16" Aluminum diamond plate stone guard

Additional Items of Interest:

• Since it is a tube steel frame and the 'skin' is bonded, there are no rivets, no 'dimples' and no rust or weather marks. It really make for a nice clean smooth look.

• The wheel fenders are diamond plate.

• The owner said that a 12 foot will be just as easy to tow as a 10 foot and he recommended it

• The torsion bars are a much smoother ride.

• Because of torsion bars, the floor of the trailer is a bit lower which makes lifting stuff into it easier, plus it lowers the center of gravity to make it more stable.

• The tube steel frame means that the 'carcass' provides the structural support rather than depending on a 'unibody' type of construction for rigidity.

• The tube steel frame will make mounting the shelves, bike racks, etc. very secure.

• The hardware (hinges, etc.) looks 'beefier' than the other stuff I have seen

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