Mission Trailers - Elevation Gooseneck All-Sport (Snowmobile)

[krcox]

Anyone own ones of these?

Elevation Series All-Sport Gooseneck Snowmobile Trailers by Mission

Mission brings features and function together in the Elevation series - enclosed all-aluminum construction gooseneck snowmobile trailers with endless options.

www.missiontrailers.com

What do you think? Would like to know your experiences. Pros/cons, etc. Thanks!

 

[Blu Du]

Anyone own ones of these?

Elevation Series All-Sport Gooseneck Snowmobile Trailers by Mission

Mission brings features and function together in the Elevation series - enclosed all-aluminum construction gooseneck snowmobile trailers with endless options.

www.missiontrailers.com

What do you think? Would like to know your experiences. Pros/cons, etc. Thanks!

i like that they are lower to the ground than trails west

 

[Fearless Catman]

I have one. Tows like a dream. Mine is fully loaded with all the bells and whistles and then some. Haul just about anything that will fit in it and use year round. I can haul full size vehicles in it as well as utv on tracks. If you order one, get more optioned things than you think you want. Don't cheap out to save a buck or two. You will end up wishing you added this and that. My purpose was to use year round for multiple uses, not just put snowmobiles in it and park all off season in order to get the best useful value out of a high end trailer.

 

[DUKHTR3]

I have a bumper pull mission and have no complaints. I want to buy their gooseneck but mine has to have red exterior and they don't offer .040 skin in red. I have .030 skin now and won't do that ever again.

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[Blu Du]

what does a goose neck cost?

 

[krcox]

I have a bumper pull mission and have no complaints. I want to buy their gooseneck but mine has to have red exterior and they don't offer .040 skin in red. I have .030 skin now and won't do that ever again.

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Good note, don't do ".030 skin", get the .040. Does this affect the warping from heat significantly or just a little tougher?

 

[krcox]

I have one. Tows like a dream. Mine is fully loaded with all the bells and whistles and then some. Haul just about anything that will fit in it and use year round. I can haul full size vehicles in it as well as utv on tracks. If you order one, get more optioned things than you think you want. Don't cheap out to save a buck or two. You will end up wishing you added this and that. My purpose was to use year round for multiple uses, not just put snowmobiles in it and park all off season in order to get the best useful value out of a high end trailer.

I want to do the same thing. Winter sleds and summer UTVs. I plan to put tanks under it for a simple bathroom and sink plus hot water heater and refrigerator. Just enough to summer semi-glamp.
Can I ask you a few questions?
What ceiling height do you have and how much vertical space is in the overshoot for a bed?
Do you find that the side ramp door angled on both sides is cumbersome? Mirage/Logan have one side straight. I wonder if the angle get in the way. Is there a cable in the way?
How is the insulation? Worthy? Do the walls/ceiling sweat a lot?
I wish the Mission website had better pictures. Hard to figure out options.
Thanks!

 

[krcox]

Well, another couple questions.
When the trailer sits level, how high above the ground is the bottom of the overshoot? I have 60" truck bed rails.
How deep is the overshoot - can it hold a standard queen mattress? (60" wide x 80" deep)

 

[Fearless Catman]

I want to do the same thing. Winter sleds and summer UTVs. I plan to put tanks under it for a simple bathroom and sink plus hot water heater and refrigerator. Just enough to summer semi-glamp.
Can I ask you a few questions?
What ceiling height do you have and how much vertical space is in the overshoot for a bed?
Do you find that the side ramp door angled on both sides is cumbersome? Mirage/Logan have one side straight. I wonder if the angle get in the way. Is there a cable in the way?
How is the insulation? Worthy? Do the walls/ceiling sweat a lot?
I wish the Mission website had better pictures. Hard to figure out options.
Thanks!

I have 7'7" interior height (1ft taller than standard. I'll have to measure the overshoot.

Don't have side ramp. Don't need one with reverse in sleds. Don't regret not having one. Escape door over axles and man doors on each side have been perfect for me.

Welll insulation can be better but also so can the furnaces function better to the whole trailer. Underside insulation recommended also. Haven't really noticed sweats.

 

[Fearless Catman]

what does a goose neck cost?

Mine was north of 60.