Are H and H trailers good?
Trusted Reliability. H&H Trailers® (a division of Novae Corp.) is driven to provide you quality products with outstanding customer service. For over 20 years, H&H has been manufacturing trailers with unmatched strength, durability, and exceptional value.
Where are H & H trailers made?
Since 1993, H&H has been building trailers – and its reputation – at plants in the heartland of America, Clarinda, Iowa.
Is an aluminum trailer worth it?
So an aluminum trailer requires less maintenance, resists rust and corrosion, and has better overall durability. Horse and livestock owners who have owned both steel and aluminum trailers consistently say that they get a smoother tow with an aluminum trailer.
Who makes Highline trailers?
From mom-and-pop shops and ATVs to food trucks and corporate haulers, Highline Trailers will put over 40 years of experience to work creating your perfect trailer.
Do aluminum trailers hold up?
Since aluminum trailers are lighter than comparable steel trailers, they have a higher payload capacity. That means you can pull more without harming your car.
Who owns HL enterprise?
The new owners bought back machinery and equipment, work in progress and inventory and have named their company H L Enterprise Inc. The trio – Peggy Flager, Randy Hoff and Charles Ragland – completed the acquisition on Dec.
Who makes Bridgeview travel trailers?
HL Enterprise
Check out a trailer that is as functional and accommodating as it is attractive and elegant: the Bridgeview destination trailer from HL Enterprise!
What is better aluminum or galvanized trailer?
Galvanized trailers are suited for salt water use as they offer extreme corrosion resistance. Aluminum trailers are suited for salt water use as they offer extreme corrosion resistance. Aluminum trailers are much lighter than the painted or galvanized counterparts reducing the overall load on the tow vehicle.
Is Aluminium stronger than steel?
Aluminum is about one-third the weight of steel, meaning parts can be made thicker and stronger while still reducing weight in vehicles and other applications. Depending on the alloy and processing technique used, pound for pound aluminum can be forged to be just as strong if not stronger than some steel.
