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Help me Build the "PERFECT" SnoWest Snowmobile trailer

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That's odd; my last mirage had the drop stabilizers. As skibreeze said lower tongue, drop stabilizers, raise tongue to apply pressure to stabilizers. This worked loading/unloading cars as well.
And I agree.
That would be a good way to load the Drop Stabilizers.
Is it possible that the Scissors style has a longer total range of movement than the drop??
 
I think the scissor jacks would be full of snow and salt and rust. Be a pain to crank.

Agreed.
Don't see any way around that.

But if I am going to park the trailer for a couple days, then the 5 minutes to set up the supports seems pretty reasonable to make sure the detached trailer is SECURE and not moving around..
 
Agreed.
Don't see any way around that.

But if I am going to park the trailer for a couple days, then the 5 minutes to set up the supports seems pretty reasonable to make sure the detached trailer is SECURE and not moving around..

keep a mini-impact in the trailer charged up with the proper socket .... should make quick work of it
 
Make sure you take a lot of pictures when you pick up your trailer! Can't wait
To see it
 
Will be headed down to our Salt Lake City Snow Show tomorrow.
Looking forward to seeing the new 2014 Demo Trailers that Mirage will have on display.

Will make my final option choices there in person and then TURN IN THE BUILD ORDER!!!
 
At the SnoWest Show Show today, looking at all the trailers SIDE by SIDE.
Best possible way to compare and contrast each of the manufacturers.
 
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