After providing make, model and specifications, I hired Bill Waddell at Tripp Trailers to make me a Tilt Trailer for my golf cart. He claimed he's made nearly 80 trailers and some for this specific type of golf cart. Although his website states, "We will finish your project in the time we tell you". That was not the case for me. I received several delays and even on the day of delivery, I was still missing the spare tire/rim I purchased. Bill helped me load the trailer and I took it home (10 miles from his location). I tried to load my cart, and it didn't tilt like he said it should (see photos). I then tried to take the cart off the trailer and as soon as the back wheels came off the trailer, it tilted down, slamming under the cart where I was now stuck (see photos). I had to drag it off and scratch the trailer. I immediately sent him a text and photos. He agreed he needed to make a longer trailer and would have one done in a week. I wanted to see how the trailer pulled with the cart on it, so I drove it down the street from my home. About 100 yards into it, the left wheel came off (see photos). At this point I have less than 11 miles of distance on the trailer and the wheels have already fallen off. I sent him photos, and he said his handshake was all I needed and that he would make it right. I delivered the trailer back to him and he stated he suspected a disgruntled employee might have messed with the lug nuts because he too lost 2 wheels on a trip and that he leaves the trailers outside overnight. After over a week of waiting and still no replacement, I reached out to Bill asking to go over the details of the new trailer or talk about a refund. He hadn't even started the new trailer, so he offered a full refund in a few days. After a week, I asked for an ETA on the money so I can purchase a new trailer. He said he had no money, and I should wait. My attorney said to set a due date and to be clear of the steps I would take if he continued to delay and change his story. I did that and Bill replied saying he consulted with several outside sources within the trailer industry, and they all agreed that "the impossibilities of what you have stated are true fact". Even though they agreed with me, he then said I should file a claim with my insurance and then I can pay him to fix the trailer. He added, the trailer "operated exactly as Tripp Trailers represented to operate". From the photos, it clearly shows the trailer doesn't do what it's designed to do. Unfortunately for me, I will have to go to court but if you're looking for a trailer, I'd suggest avoiding Bill Waddell at Tripp Trailers and Customs. He clearly over promises and under delivers and the handshake has proven to have no value. Although the Trac Pac Trailer has been around for a while, Bill is not the designer or original owner. He is just the current owner of the name Trac Pac Trailers. That doesn't mean the quality and customer service stays with the name as I have found out the hard way. read more