I too, found that by building my own design was more cost effective. I have a 7' by 12' duel axle cargo trailer outfitted for an Insturctor or onsite public safety dive operation. Inventory and discription follows. Unfortunately - I am going to have to give it up (sale) because of some serious back injuries (going into surgery soon) _ any way here is what my trailer has - if you would like pictures or are interested in buying the trailer just contact me at
easydiveusa@yahoo.com
Cargo (2003) trailer customized for scuba diving (hidden hitch load leveling tow system and hitch included)- has less than 8,000 miles and is equipped with a RV 15 amp electrical system that runs off of 110 or DC off of the two bank battery backup (4-12 volt batteries in series) and has an inverter and a converter so you can run 12 volt DC or 110 AC no matter what your power source is - has a solar panel to maintain battery strength - custom built aluminum tank racks that can hold up to 24 scuba tanks and hanging bars for wetsuits and equipment
Air Bank system built in - four-300cuft tanks, manifold, pressure gauges, 4 fill station outlets [two rear/two front left], two fill whips with gauges and relief valves can handle yoke or DIN valves, air filter system with moisture indicator- three extra air filter cartridges included
Compressor - Astra 160-S, 3 stages, two inline air filters, 7 cfm output, by a Honda GX270 gas engine - less than 50 hours of operation
Scuba equipment Included:
18 Catalina Scuba tanks w/tank protectors - 8-63s & 10-80s, in hydro 2009 visual inspection & eddy current test equipment [New] available
6 Regulator sets with console gauges
8 BCDs
12 Masks (10 new)
7 Snorkels (5 new)
12 Sets of Fins (6 new)
12 Wet suites, 5/7mm (4 Female/8 Male) - used but in very good condition
14 Pair of Booties (common sizes) used but in good condition
8 Hoods -5mm used in very good condition
Lead Weights -31@2lbs, 18@3lbs, 11@4lbs,7@5lbs
8 nylon weight belts with buckles - bag of keeps~50