What size enclosed to fit 3 long tracks?

[Jaynelson]

Curious what size v-nose will fit 3 sleds 155-163" tracks. Won't be used for that primarily, but it would be nice to have the option. Will a 20' do it?

Also, does anyone have any experience with "Snow King" Trailers? Price seems decent, is this a decent product? The trailer won't see heavy use or a ton of miles, so I don't need the mack daddy super trailer.

 

[jcrjet]

Probably need at least a 16' box.

 

[pinko]

I asked this question not long ago and shortest a guy could do seemed to be 17' and that was tight. I was looking at a 16' but after that decided to go bigger and found a good deal on a new 21' Stealth Snow Sport and I'm glad I did. Alot more room in comparison to the 16 I was looking at.

 

[Jaynelson]

Anyone have a good guess on what a steel 20' would weigh (empty obviously)?

 

[01ZRTCAT]

I have a 18ft box + the 4ft 6" nose for a total of 22ft 6" I hope to get 3 long tracks in it? I think its going to be tight! 162 and two 153's

Right now I have a 144, 136, 121 and thats tight!

My all aluminum (see above) weight 2200lb empty Id say at least another 100lb for steel

 

[pinko]

22 ft should be more than enough. I'm planning on putting 3 162's in my 21 ft. Mine comes in around 3600 empty

 

[volcano buster]

I have an 18' Snow King. 14' box with the 4' V. I think total length is right at 21' tip to tail. Empty weight is about 2800#. I bought it 4 years ago and it has worked great.

I can haul 3 153's real easy and I think 3 162's would fit if loaded from the front, but that is all that would fit. I currently can get 2 144's, a 133, a sno-scoot and an XC120 in it all loaded from the front. There is still room for a milk crate and my Big Buddy heater to sit on the floor.

 

[sledjunky3]

i have a 16 foot box with a 4 foot v for a total of 20' and i fit 3 long tracks in there with room to spare for gear and beer!

 

[soft hat]

what is the width of trailer you guys are lipjackin about?

width is a huge difference maker as we all know. i'm looking at a 7' wide trailer, and to get four, i need for sure a 22' box, if not larger.

 

[High Velocity]

One of my buds has an aluminum enclosed that's 8'4" X 20 - 16' straight wall plus 4' v-nose. It'll hold 3 163's no problem.

 

[GlennRMK]

14' box will do it
16' is easier

I've fit 2 159s and a 144 in 12' box, 4' V loaded from the front before. She is tight though.

 

[sunbather1969]

i have 21 interstate

it has 16 box and 5 v . plenty o room for 2 162 and 1 174. if you put them in right we carry 3 162 and a 174. 5ft in front makes big diff

 

[sledjunky3]

8 foot wide... dont go 7 wide in my opinion

 

[pinko]

it has 16 box and 5 v . plenty o room for 2 162 and 1 174. if you put them in right we carry 3 162 and a 174. 5ft in front makes big diff

Do you have a pic of how you got 4 in there? I have a 21 and was thinking it would be too tight for 4

 

[Gmiller]

Always front load the sleds, make life easier and you can get 3 sleds in easy. I believe my V-nose is 22 overall and i have cabinets up in the v. I have had two 166's and a 163 in it and i can still get around half way decent in it.

 

[Jaynelson]

For those who have bought a new enclosed.....

Have you found the dealers to have "room to move" on pricing for in-stock units? Just curious if there is typically a discount to be had over listed pricing?

 

[volcano buster]

I would think that being this early in the season and the positive forecast for snow, the dealers would likely hang out on price for a little while. Although, I may be wrong, the trailer buying season may actually be coming to an end as people are approaching the end of getting fully geared up to ride.

 

[kmo]

We have a 3-place Mirage, 16' + the 4' V. It holds 3 long tracks just fine.

 

[clatla]

I have a 7' wide 18' + 5'V I would have no problem getting 3 long tracks in there. My buddies have 7' wide 22 & 24' + 5'V. No problems getting 4 in either.