I bought this from a friend. He loved it, and I can see why. He stepped up to a 3 place of the same model line. So I took his two place off his hands. It is an all aluminum Triton SL8. Only weighs 330lbs empty. Check out the pictures.

 

awesome, i need a trailor for my ex and timberwolf about that size

 

what do these trailers cost?

 

nice trailer..
did you install the e-z lube ?
ant

 

They run right around $1500 new. I bought mine used from a friend for a little over half that though. It is a 2001 model. I have seen used ones online for as cheap as $850. So no, they are not cheap. But the features and quality are worth it. Plus being all aluminum, it will never rust or need repainting.

The trailer has the ezlube already. All Triton's comes with it. It is a nice feature.

 

I can vouch for the quality on a Triton Trailer. I've had a Triton snowmobile trailer for 10 years now.
I've put on over 25000 miles on the trailer. Through some of the worst conditions you'd ever run a trailer through.
Saltwater, snow/ice, mud/sad, just imagine towing for 12 hours through a snowstorm..... everything is original on the trailer to this day. All the lights still work. No corrosion. Bearings good. I finally am thinking about tires, but this trailer was well worth the $900 I paid some 10 years ago.

Sounds like you got a steal Lurch...

-jeff b.

 

Everyone should have one of those.

 

Very nice trailer,is that about 7'wide x 8'long?

 

The deck is 6'7" wide, 8'5" long.
Overall the trailer is 7'5" wide including the ramps, and 12'5" long, including the tongue.

 

sounds like a great trailer. my problem is i have a 18' flatbed , so its hard to justify that much money when i just want to haul 1 or 2 bike's. thanks for the input guys!!! pat.