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It's usually cheaper in the long run to buy a more expensive better truck to start with . Even one with mechanical problems , rust is a on going problem that just gets worse.
Start with putting more fuel in it , the fuel pump won't pump a tank dry otherwise it would pick up crap every time it got run low . Put 10 gallons in and see what it does.
Well it looks like you need to get a moderator to make a new sticky , but most likely the next guy to measure it will come up with something different too.
What they are asking and what they are getting are two different things , just because someone wants a stupid price doesn't mean they find someone stupid enough to pay it.
$3000-$6000 , hard to say without pictures.
But I would have to go with the low end since it looks like it's in a state where it is common to put Swiss cheese on hamburgs instead of American cheese.
Most states require working brakes on trailers with a GVWR of over 3000 Lbs., M105A2 GVWR is 5,750 Lbs. The OP's state is one of them.
http://www.towshop.com/trailer_supplemental_braking_laws.htm
48 foot long
11.5 foot wide
17 tons empty
Don't make much sense to buy a trailer that weighs 5 tons more than the load your hauling and has to have permits to move.
The Op is most likely going to have to have the gooseneck extended on a commercial trailer to fit his needs
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