- Craigslist: Browse local listings for used gooseneck trailers. Set up search alerts to get notified when new listings matching your criteria become available.
- Facebook Marketplace: Check local and regional Facebook Marketplace groups for used gooseneck trailers. Often, private sellers post there.
- eBay: Check the "Vehicles" section on eBay for used gooseneck trailers. While many listings are for new trailers, there are often some used ones mixed in.
2. Online Classifieds:
- TractorHouse: This website focuses specifically on agricultural equipment, including used gooseneck trailers.
- Machinery Trader: Another classifieds site dedicated to heavy equipment, often with listings for used gooseneck trailers.
- FarmLink: A classifieds site that caters to the agricultural industry and may have listings for used gooseneck trailers.
3. Local Dealerships:
- Visit local dealerships that specialize in trailers or farm equipment. Some dealerships may have a selection of used gooseneck trailers available.
- Check their websites or contact them directly to inquire about used inventory.
4. Local Newspapers and Magazines:
- Browse the classified sections of your local newspapers and farm magazines. Sometimes, private sellers advertise their used gooseneck trailers in these publications.
5. Word-of-Mouth:
- Ask friends, family, or colleagues who are involved in agriculture or construction if they know of anyone selling a used gooseneck trailer.
- Attend local farmers' markets or trade shows to network with farmers or equipment dealers who might have information about used trailers.
6. Online Auction Sites:
- GovDeals: Government surplus auctions sometimes include used gooseneck trailers. Register or subscribe to email alerts to stay informed about upcoming auctions.
- IronPlanet: An online auction platform that deals with industrial equipment, occasionally including used gooseneck trailers.
When considering a used gooseneck trailer, inspect it thoroughly for wear and tear and make sure it's in good condition. If possible, consult a licensed mechanic before making a purchase.
