As long as it is in good shape, my choice would be the Featherlite. It's the better trailer. The finish on the WW won't be near what it is on the Featherlite. The WW i looked at was full of rough edges and just wasn't finished off near as nice as a Featherlite. As far as the rear handle goes, if I remember correctly from one I looked at, it is an internal lock rod. Locks in at the top and bottom by twisting that handle.

.... I myself, like a straight load trailer, but if I had to choose between the two, I would get the Featherlite if the floor was in good shape... It is 10 years old you know....

I had a two horse Featherlite BP. Bought it used and sold it 5 years later for $500 less than I paid for it, was 10 years old when sold. Never had any problems with it except had to replace the tires. Lights all worked. Brakes were in great shape. Oiled the locks, greased the hubs when needed, and had the truck wash clean it every couple years. That was it.

Also, I did rinse the trailer out after almost every use to maintain the integrity of the aluminum floor. Floor was in great shape when I sold it!

Point is... go with the good resale value. There's a reason the resale value is good, the trailers are known to last with low maintenance. And in case you do have to sell one day (things change in life), you'll come out ahead!!!