GoolRCTrailer Car Hopper Trail for 1/10 Traxxas HSP Redcat RC4WD Tamiya Axial SCX10 D90 HPI RC Crawler Car DIY

No instructions, but for a regular modeler it is easy to assemble. This is a great value compared to similar trailers on the market. The tires even have foams. The leaf springs are adjustable. Taking one or two off will allow for more suspension travel and action. I painted the trim ring on the wheel to match my cargo.

Trailer is see.s to be solid but I didn't receive anything to attach it to my trail truck no part that I'm guessing that threads onto the trailer neck so that why I only gave it a 4 star so it just sits on my shelf $40 plus cannot even use learn my lesson I guess.

Assembly required, packed nicely, but no instructions. Self Explanatory.Holes didn’t line up on the frame of ecto RC truck on Eliment body cut.

trailer is a nice little trailer for the inexpensive money. However, be where. The only metal are springs, and trailer. Wheels are not metal as indicated in the description.This is for a scx10 iii JL and JT and was surprisingly a little too high for both, which was not good because I wanted to put matching wheels on this trailer. The only way that I might be able to fix this is to either cut the hitch mount off and make a new one, or try to carefully bend this flat; which might hurt the integrity of the hitch mount arm.It is an inexpensive trailer that can do the basics.

Fits great to my Traxxas TRX4 with the TRAXS on. You need about 4 1/2 inches of receiver distance from the ground or the Trailer won't ride flat. Although there are no instructions. None are really needed. Just be sure to remove the little screw holding the springs together before you try to mount onto the axle. I tried to upload a picture from my phone but wouldn't work.

Don’t think this trailer is worth the money. Yes it is cheaper then the others, but then you factor in buying new tires for it because they are too tall, and raise the trailer too high for the standard Trx4 or axial rig.. then... it’s more money. I flipped the axle trying to lower it. Then I tried lowering spring height on the shackles still TOO high. You need to buy a set of 1.55 dirt grabbers or similar if you are buying this trailer and you will also need 1.55 wheels. Otherwise put a 7/8 “ lift kit on your truck. Or look elsewhere for a trailer. Then the hitch... well it doesn’t mount on a normal receiver. So you can toss it and pick up a hitch while your at it. By the time your all done, ya got about 80-90 into this “cheap” trailer. Trailer construction itself is decent. But that’s it.. everything else can be tossed because you can’t use the tires or the hitch pin(unless you screw it into your bumper directly)

I feel I got a Big Bang for the buck with this trailer. It pulls great and looks awesome on the trail. Draw backs. The hitch set up is not all that great and mine came with a bent Tongue due to it sticking out the package. Both of these issues are easily fixed

The trailer frame and springs are nice,The tounge of the trailer is built wrong and should be just straight out. If I put it together the way it is, it would lean forward at almost a 45 angle. Also the axles have bearings so you can’t tighten the wheels because the axle just spins. I need a mini impact wrench to mount the wheels. Tires are not glued. Disappointed really, could be a great little trailer if they built them right.