DarkHorse Owner Reveals Secrets of Trailer Manufacturing!

Bryan Johnson, a co-owner of DarkHorse Cargo, agreed to share with me the secrets of enclosed trailer manufacturing. Bryan shares his journey as a leading professional in his field, how he started DarkHorse Cargo, and some things he does within his company that have brought him success. Hope you enjoyed this video, like and subscribe if you'd like to see more behind the scenes with other brands!
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This interview sold me on Darkhorse, until I went to look at a model… I thought the RV style door was locked, but it was just mounted poorly and not lining up with the latch. Once I got it open, I couldn’t close it and had to notify the dealer. Inside, the roof vent was leaking and there were a number of broken welds. Not to mention the quality of welds looked like I myself did it. Mig wire and spatter everywhere. Same thing underneath the trailer…. The rubberized coating seems to be a big selling point, however it came right off with my fingernail…. Wiring underneath looked like the framing of a new build house. PVC outlet boxes with no weatherproofing…. I was very disappointed as I viewed this video before looking at darkhorse trailers and was pretty much sold. I ended up looking at a steel Legend right after the darkhorse and the quality of the welds, electrical routing, fit and finish was night and day. Same size/ color and it ended up being cheaper than the dark horse. I’m not saying all Dark horse trailers are like this. But unfortunately the one I saw was, and the company lost a sale because of it.