Looking at getting an enclosed trailer, was wondering what everyones pulling and how they like it. Also the size of it. thanks
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What brand of trailer do you pull
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Extreme-One
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I have a 2008 Mirage 26' Xtreme Sport with 5400 lbs axles. It pulls great and I really like some of the features of it. It has small wheel wells on the inside of the trailer so it sits lower to the ground. The wide front door is also really nice whether you load from the front or unload out the front. The one thing that I did to mine when I ordered it was extend the tongue another 12" so I can park at an angle and lower the front door or drop the tailgate without hitting the jack.
16' (?) 2 plc Pace American Enclosed. Single 3500 lbs torflex axle, v nose. It is still a heavy trailer to pull for only a 2 place trailer. I would have thought it would have been slightly heavieron the highway than my 2 place open, but throw it on the hitch of my Ram 2500 and it still sucks it down a couple of inches. Added protection of the enclosed is worth it though. Trailer is very well built, mine is about 5 years old.
Silver Sport!
I just picked up a Wells Cargo "Silver Sport" 4 place enclosed. Aluminum frame, walls and skin. Outer skin is "bonded" (no rivets) looks absolutely sweet!
www.wellscargo.com (Check them out)
Just a beautiful trailer. White interior walls, insulated, LED light package, aluminum rims, 2 spot lights mounted on the interior on articulating arms to light up the ramps at night.........Super psyched!
I just picked up a Wells Cargo "Silver Sport" 4 place enclosed. Aluminum frame, walls and skin. Outer skin is "bonded" (no rivets) looks absolutely sweet!
www.wellscargo.com (Check them out)
Just a beautiful trailer. White interior walls, insulated, LED light package, aluminum rims, 2 spot lights mounted on the interior on articulating arms to light up the ramps at night.........Super psyched!
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Though I think it will be retired this year.
mirage, barring there quality control they have an awesome trailer. I know of a couple of the cross members on the bulkhead across the back door that have cracked right through on both sides. they were amazing to fix this and a couple other little issues. If I were to order another trailer, I would prob order another mirage, but would want pictures of the build process and better quality control before the trailer left the plant.
Mirage, 20ft enclosed. Love it! From whjat I've heard, buy the base model and to the "extras" yourself. I know a few people have had things go wrong after the "extras" were put on. So far I love it, no issues. They have a great floor too!
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Matt
Triton 2KF 4X4 Coverall
2 place all aluminum. Lighter than my old open deck Voyager. I have to keep it in my garage, so it was the best choice for me. I love it.
http://www.tritontrailers.com/products/
2 place all aluminum. Lighter than my old open deck Voyager. I have to keep it in my garage, so it was the best choice for me. I love it.
http://www.tritontrailers.com/products/
2 pl enclosed aluminum Triton, real similar to Rotax Kid's trailer, except it is very light, I think 1200lbs dry. 3500# torsion axle. 1 person can turn it around on pavement loaded with sleds. It's the "bonded" skin, which looks good, but in 100deg summer heat, the glue softens and drips on my sleds, in a couple spots).
I've held off insulating and sheeting the inside to keep teh weight down, but that would cure the "drips".
I've put a fair amount of miles on it with no trouble. Just being enclosed, it heats up easily with a propane heater if I need to work on the sleds out in the field. (-20F on the Mesa last year and I was inside working in my shirt sleeves.)
It'll fit 2 - 162's and a Sno coach easily. Might get 3 shorter track sleds in it very carefully.
I like this model because it's light, tows easy, can unhook it and turn it around by hand in a tight turnaround or if the snow's too deep in the lot or road.
I've held off insulating and sheeting the inside to keep teh weight down, but that would cure the "drips".
I've put a fair amount of miles on it with no trouble. Just being enclosed, it heats up easily with a propane heater if I need to work on the sleds out in the field. (-20F on the Mesa last year and I was inside working in my shirt sleeves.)
It'll fit 2 - 162's and a Sno coach easily. Might get 3 shorter track sleds in it very carefully.
I like this model because it's light, tows easy, can unhook it and turn it around by hand in a tight turnaround or if the snow's too deep in the lot or road.
07 three place, enclosed Interstate.
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26' haulmark, v nose, very well built trailer and pulls real nice.
26' haulmark, v nose, very well built trailer and pulls real nice.
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27' interstate--great trailer
am I the only one with a featherlite
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maddog21
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make sure you check the axle to see if it got bad rust. one of my friend's dad bought a 99' or 98' (not sure) with open 4-place trailer, anyway, when he bought it, then took it home but happened on the interstate, he went like 80mph to see if it work good but the axle broke off. just found out it got bad rust.
Now are these aluminum trailers or do you pull the steel framed ones? Also heard some tend to rust after awile. Thanks, keep um coming
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Featherlite..... It will last forever. You do pay the forever price though. Unless you're Graveler who stole his trailer.
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