where to buy a trailer?

[scrfce]

whos the best dealer in the western states to pick up a 3 place aluminum? The only steel framed one id go for would be the trailswest rpm, but the one place that quoted me for the burandt edition was $14300 and that seemed a little steep for a 20'.......any suggestions? Would like to line it up and make the trip down on next days off in about 2 weeks

 

[richracer1]

Try to find a Mission trailer or Polaris-trailer dealer. Both are aluminum and made in Missoula, MT.

 

[bnorth]

Need to keep your Polaris warm at night now? Your old lady must have a horse trailer lol

 

[scrfce]

Wanna travel in style, set it up for summer camping/biking too.

Come on somebody must have a line on the best dealers?

 

[joshkoltes]

I bought mine at hay days but if I were in the market I guess I would search the various brands for the model, size, brand, and accessories I wanted. Then either call them direct and ask where their closest dealer is.
Might have to road trip to get it but everyone needs an adventure

I would buy another triton but hopefully mine will just last forever with good maintainance

 

[bnorth]

Wanna travel in style, set it up for summer camping/biking too.

Come on somebody must have a line on the best dealers?

I was at the WSSA show last year in Puyallup and they had a bunch of trailers on display. Can't remember the dealer but there were some really nice units at good pricing. Try contacting WSSA to see who they had at the show last year or we could send the ladies to the outlet malls while we go see this years snow show? :beer:

 

[Blown Motor]

We have been looking for a trailer too, and looked from the Mississippi this direction for the last couple months. What we have found, is that most dealers stock trailers that have sold well in the past for that dealer/region. This may or may not be what you want though. Maybe you want bare bones, fully loaded, a certain color, certain length/width etc. Not to mention all the finishes, accessories, axles, etc options that you can go through. In our opinion if you are looking at buying new, and have the time, it is hard to pass up just having a trailer built for you, the way you want it. We got several quotes, and they are actually pretty reasonable, and when you get it, it is done, no extra money invested.

With that said, if you are not too picky, and looking for a great deal, the snow shows usually have some killer specials. The Puyallup show always has several trailer vendors, as do most of the shows in the west.

 

[scrfce]

I was at the WSSA show last year in Puyallup and they had a bunch of trailers on display. Can't remember the dealer but there were some really nice units at good pricing. Try contacting WSSA to see who they had at the show last year or we could send the ladies to the outlet malls while we go see this years snow show? :beer:

you know id be game for that but i work on the dates.....fn too much work. Might take all of december or january off to get some prime riding in tho

 

[catmandude]

call Dan at Jet Chevrolet in Federal Way WA. Or PM Jetjohnson here on the forum. He carries quite a few lines of trailers and will know where to get what you are looking for. He is an avid snowmobiler and does tremendous work with the local/state/national clubs to keep our sport open to all. And he is a great guy to deal with.

Dave