Does anyone on here work at BigBubba's Trailers?
- Thread starter utahxjer
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I honestly have only heard from a few people that have been happy with their bubbas trailers (all on here actually)...the bubbas trailers I have seen in person have all had crappy welds and inferior materials. For what I have seen has convinced me enough not to buy anything from them. I have heard great things about this place, they are in Texas so you would have to get them shipped but even with the shipping they are comparable to most other mfg.
I have one and I love it. I spent the extra and got the 7 foot ramps, the heavy duty jack, the different hitch, and the spare tire, thicker frame rails, and I can't remember what else I think there may have been a few more extras. The grand total was around 1700 I think, don't quote me on that. I think they're one of the best for the buck.
As for the crappy welds, maybe they had a crappy welder. All the welds on mine look good, no bugger welds anywhere. They only thing I don't like about them is they don't put any kind of sealer on the wood deck, you have to do it yourself.
TVlarsen on this board also has one exactly like mine and he like's his.
As for the crappy welds, maybe they had a crappy welder. All the welds on mine look good, no bugger welds anywhere. They only thing I don't like about them is they don't put any kind of sealer on the wood deck, you have to do it yourself.
TVlarsen on this board also has one exactly like mine and he like's his.
I have one also, and love it. I've owned a Big Tex, and i'd take my Bubba's any day.
Besides, the guy GAVE us the axles and spring setup for the charity build we did a few weeks ago... I'll always support those who support my interests.
Go up and talk with Bubba himself. Tell him that you're from RME. Remind him of the charity build. He'll hook you up.
Why go to someone who builds their trailers in another state and have to ship. Bubba will do any options or changes you want for a minimal charge. And have your trailer to you way sooner than someone from Texas.
Besides, the guy GAVE us the axles and spring setup for the charity build we did a few weeks ago... I'll always support those who support my interests.
Go up and talk with Bubba himself. Tell him that you're from RME. Remind him of the charity build. He'll hook you up.
Why go to someone who builds their trailers in another state and have to ship. Bubba will do any options or changes you want for a minimal charge. And have your trailer to you way sooner than someone from Texas.
- Location
- South Carolina....no public land
Supergper said:
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footin fool
Registered User
- Location
- MAGNA,UT
utahxjer said:
My dad has two, a 16 foot and a 30 foot gooseneck. He wont buy a trailer from anyone else.
my uncle and i both have aztec trailers. got them at greenline (a john deere dealer).
mine is a 16footer with side rails 80" apart. i think it is a great trailer, but i am going to customize it to be wider... soon
total came up to 1450 bucks... good deal imo
mine is a 16footer with side rails 80" apart. i think it is a great trailer, but i am going to customize it to be wider... soon
total came up to 1450 bucks... good deal imo
muleskinner
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- Enoch, UT
Bobcat, his neighbor, My boss, Coreshot, B-rad, Joel, & Casey all have Bubba's and all love them. The only people I have ever heard of that don't like Bubba's are Shawn and Caleb. I personally would buy one. I've also owned a Big Tex and Bubba has better welds. As for material, I'm not sure what the difference is other than Bubba uses Bearing Buddy's that have a hole in the spindle so the grease gets to the front and back bearing. My Big Tex didn't come with Bearing Buddy's. Go at least check him out and make a decision for yourself.
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I just bought two trailers from bubba on memorial weekend a 16 footer and a 20 footer great trailers at a great price also have bro in-law and 2 buddies with bubbas and they also love thiers, Bubba is opening up another location in springville so you dont have to drive so far it might be open by now he said it would be any day now its worth finding out before you drive all the way up there.
I just bought two trailers from bubba on memorial weekend a 16 footer and a 20 footer great trailers at a great price also have bro in-law and 2 buddies with bubbas and they also love thiers, Bubba is opening up another location in springville so you dont have to drive so far it might be open by now he said it would be any day now its worth finding out before you drive all the way up there.
James K
NO, I'm always like this
- Location
- Taylorsville, Ut
Supergper said:
how can you talk **** on something you have never owned
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
I have liked every Bubba trailer I have pulled. I would buy one.
James K
NO, I'm always like this
- Location
- Taylorsville, Ut
muleskinner said:
love mine and no complaints
James K said:how can you talk **** on something you have never owned
May have never owned it personally but I have used a bubbas plenty...basically in the three years we (my former POB) had the trailer we basically ended up rebuilding the entire thing. The only original thing left was the main beam. The trailer was suppsed to have 5K lb. axles, brakes on both, HD everything, blah blah blah...it was supposed to be overly built (per our request), it was only ever used for hauling rice bags (dont weigh much) and four wheelers. This trailer was purchased almost five years ago so his quality, I'm sure, has improved. Shawn says the same things as I do so I know its not just me that has seen ****ty bubba trailers...
Original post asked for a good deal and I pointed him towards a good deal. IMO, even though they are cheapest around, bubbas is not a good deal.
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- Grantsville, Utah
I hear the "crappy welds" angle all the time. How many of us are currently wheeling a rig that has crappy FACTORY welds? Don't buy a Jeep, they have crappy welds.
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- Grantsville, Utah
No I am not. Read what I posted and think about it. THINK ABOUT IT! YJ's have some of the most ghastly factory welds known to man on the frame. Does that make YJ's a crappy rig? Does that make YJ's weak? Does that make crappy welds okay? Nope, nope, and nope-itty-nope. I can weld better than most welds on most trailers, including the ones I pull at work. We have a few trailers at work with an estimated 75 million miles on the original chassis, with crappy welds all over the place, and they still pass inspections, every time.Supergper said:yep, thats the exact same thing
so now you're justifying the crappy welds?