In the interest of continuing to pass along good stuff. I recently purchased a Triton ATV 128 trailer for my quads. If anyone is in the market for a trailer, check it out. It is all aluminum with a plywood deck, has a torsion bar (no leaf springs), which makes it handle the bumps great and no sway, has a built in aluminum ramp and each side has a channel with sliding aluminum tie down mounts so you can move to fit your placement of your quads and for $12.95 a set you can order more. The deck measures 79" wide by 152" long. It holds my V4S, two Kazuma 110's with room for one more quad if you put em in tight. I can't say enough about how happy I am with the trailer. I bought it in Illinois and with Tax, title and license out the door it was $1,892.00 (about $300.00 was ttl).

Just wanted to pass it on for anyone that might be looking for one.

 

Could you poss post a link to the trailer you have as I am looking for one as well.
Thanks D57H!!!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] [img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img]



**UPDATE** I'm a idiot I found it! Triton makes allot of trailers it just took me a while to find it. Looks like nice setup IMO. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

Glad you found it. It is a really nice trailer, can't say enough about it. I looked at Shoreland'rs and a few others and it was clearly the best deal and it was the lightest I could find. It weighs like 520lbs., all the others were 700lbs and up. I am towing with a minivan and was really trying to watch the tow and tongue weight.

 

Where do the ramps go when not in use?

 

It's one 48" wide ramp that stows underneath the trailer. It slides into a channel on each side mounted underneath the deck that has a latch to hold it in place. The latch has holes in it so you can put a padlock through it. Everything is aluminum, it is a great design. I padlocked though cause that aluminum ramp would be good for about 50 different uses and I could see it getting lifted easily.

 

Cool thanks for the info. I found a dealer here in Co. Springs and I will be checking it out this week!!!!

 

Let me know how it works out. If you go on to my pictures, you can see the trailer hitched up with all three of our atv's on it. If you look close at the back end, in the center, you can see the latch hanging down with the padlock that secures the ramp.