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2017 SnoWest "ULTIMATE" Project Trailer #3,

Still no pictures?

I'm really hoping it's painted like your new Doo!! The Mirage "dreamsicle" edition!!

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I'm still pulling for these colors!!!!
 
I'm surprised that Mirage is still using screws on the exterior trailer siding and not going with the bonded method. Personally I think the screw less sides look a lot better.
 
I'm surprised that Mirage is still using screws on the exterior trailer siding and not going with the bonded method. Personally I think the screw less sides look a lot better.

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Plus there is less places for water to get inside with bonded sides.

Every trailer I see after a few years has water streaks and rust coming from the screw heads.

Looks nice otherwise.
 
I'm surprised that Mirage is still using screws on the exterior trailer siding and not going with the bonded method. Personally I think the screw less sides look a lot better.



They offer the trailers in BOTH configurations.
The last 3 we had were screwless.
And this one is screwed.
 
You pick up a RZR too?

he he he
no.
they had their RZR parked in my trailer when I pulled into the lot to show me that the Sport Trailer was setup for 12 month recreational use and not just for hauling sleds.

So Mirage tells me that the dedicated SNOW trailers only account for about 10% of sales in this market segment, with about 90% of the people going for this upgraded stronger trailer configuration that supports heavier vehicles for year round use. If I understand it correctly, the entry angle on the rear ramp is shallower, the ramp itself is heavier/stronger for increased vehicle weights, and the axles on the trailer are higher rated for heavier capacity. Otherwise the trailer is pretty much the same as the SNOW edition.

Thats why they wanted me to try this configuration this year.
 
he he he
no.
they had their RZR parked in my trailer when I pulled into the lot to show me that the Sport Trailer was setup for 12 month recreational use and not just for hauling sleds.

So Mirage tells me that the dedicated SNOW trailers only account for about 10% of sales in this market segment, with about 90% of the people going for this upgraded stronger trailer configuration that supports heavier vehicles for year round use. If I understand it correctly, the entry angle on the rear ramp is shallower, the ramp itself is heavier/stronger for increased vehicle weights, and the axles on the trailer are higher rated for heavier capacity. Otherwise the trailer is pretty much the same as the SNOW edition.

Thats why they wanted me to try this configuration this year.

This make sense to get more use out of the trailer. If would be interesting to see the weight difference between your last trailer and this one as I think you said both were the same 30' size correct?
 
Seen it at the snow show out front Sharp!!!!:face-icon-small-hap
Agreed
Its a VERY different look from the last 2 trailers they built for me.
Each of these project trailers has been a LOT of fun to play with.
This one has some differences from the past ones and it will be interesting to hear what other riders think of it this winter.

JUST NEED MORE SNOW now!
 
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