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</div><div>I'm going to post this here instead of the Sponsor area just because most of the questions that get directed to me are in this area.</div>
Tennessee Trailers is located in Soddy Daisy and has been making custom boat trailers since the 40s. (Inc. in the 70s) WE ARE the oldest name in the industry and have been doing this longer than anyone else out there. NMMA (National Marine Manufactures Association) always says that we set a high standard when it come to straight up quality and service. We take pride in that! To give you an example...We have replaced more Triton and Bullet trailers this year than we have ever seen. Most on average-8 years old. The most recent Triton was only 4 years old. They rot and fall apart!</p>
Now onto why I'm making this post.</p>
1. CAN I BY A TRAILER? </p>
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre"> </span>WE will not and can not sell full trailer units to anyone person "out the back door". If you need a Trailer, we can recommend a source to route the sale through or you can have any dealer of YOUR choice to do the sale. Keep in mind, if they don't carry Tennessee Trailers, they can still order one from us! DO NOT let them tell you other wise!</p>
2. CAN I PURCHASE PARTS AND HOW? </p>
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre"> </span>We were the last company to offer trailer parts in this industry. We started doing it this year and if you need anything, you can always go to our website (see my signature) or call us at the shop. Products such as winches, jacks, tires, rims, axles, bearings....and so on, can be sold directly to you.</p>
3. CAN YOU WORK ON MY TRAILER?</p>
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre"> </span>Yes and No. If its a Tennessee, we certainly can. If its another brand, we can not due to insurance liability reasons. In some cases, if your really needing someone in a bad way, we can recommend a dealership and we can occasionally asked on of our employees if they wanted to do the work on the side for extra money. WE gain zero dollars doing this unless there are parts to be purchased. I have welders, painters and general assembly people here and can put you in contact with them.</p>
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I hope that clears up a few rumors I keep hearing and if you have any questions, feel free to call myself (Billy), Eric or Sandra. Everyone here that knows me will testify that we always step out to help folks out.
Thanks!</p>
</div><div>I'm going to post this here instead of the Sponsor area just because most of the questions that get directed to me are in this area.</div>
Tennessee Trailers is located in Soddy Daisy and has been making custom boat trailers since the 40s. (Inc. in the 70s) WE ARE the oldest name in the industry and have been doing this longer than anyone else out there. NMMA (National Marine Manufactures Association) always says that we set a high standard when it come to straight up quality and service. We take pride in that! To give you an example...We have replaced more Triton and Bullet trailers this year than we have ever seen. Most on average-8 years old. The most recent Triton was only 4 years old. They rot and fall apart!</p>
Now onto why I'm making this post.</p>
1. CAN I BY A TRAILER? </p>
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre"> </span>WE will not and can not sell full trailer units to anyone person "out the back door". If you need a Trailer, we can recommend a source to route the sale through or you can have any dealer of YOUR choice to do the sale. Keep in mind, if they don't carry Tennessee Trailers, they can still order one from us! DO NOT let them tell you other wise!</p>
2. CAN I PURCHASE PARTS AND HOW? </p>
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre"> </span>We were the last company to offer trailer parts in this industry. We started doing it this year and if you need anything, you can always go to our website (see my signature) or call us at the shop. Products such as winches, jacks, tires, rims, axles, bearings....and so on, can be sold directly to you.</p>
3. CAN YOU WORK ON MY TRAILER?</p>
<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre"> </span>Yes and No. If its a Tennessee, we certainly can. If its another brand, we can not due to insurance liability reasons. In some cases, if your really needing someone in a bad way, we can recommend a dealership and we can occasionally asked on of our employees if they wanted to do the work on the side for extra money. WE gain zero dollars doing this unless there are parts to be purchased. I have welders, painters and general assembly people here and can put you in contact with them.</p>
</p>
I hope that clears up a few rumors I keep hearing and if you have any questions, feel free to call myself (Billy), Eric or Sandra. Everyone here that knows me will testify that we always step out to help folks out.
Thanks!</p>
