Trailer recommendation
#11
Trailer recommendation
Thanks for all the helpful info. Looks like a good selection of trailers but I guess it is going to come down to what is available in the Mass/NH area. 19TankHead60 your PJ looks good. Looks like an easy load/unload for two ATVs which is my primary requirement. Do you think there would be room for three mounted side by side with a little muscle?
#12
Trailer recommendation
when looking i went to capworld in salem nh, they only had the regular utility trailers, but mentioned they had another location that had the side drop atv trailers, maybe worth a call. i think the other location was in the hampton area but im not sure. i went with a legend enclosed in the end from a place further up the street. the legends were really well made compared to others in the price range, but i dont think that place had the open trailers
#13
Trailer recommendation
They make utility trailers in two widths. 6'4" and 6'10". Make sure you get the larger one if you plan on turning your quads sideways. With the my sport quads, I can slide the tail over into position with the larger one. With the smaller one I have to lift the tail end up over the rail and into position. Thats if you get a trailer with rails. But either way you would run into that problem between the fender wells if you got the smaller one. I am also looking at trailers and I like the 8' wide models where the deck is above the tires. Then you can load 2 side by side without even muscling them around. Then you can also buy a shorter trailer. 14 feet opposed to 16 or 18.
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#17
Trailer recommendation
Check out the Triton ATV trailers - best in my opinion...
http://www.tritontrailers.com/...x?CatID=26&SubCatID=29
http://www.tritontrailers.com/...x?CatID=26&SubCatID=29
#18
Trailer recommendation
I'd get a double axle and as many tie down points as possible, and a storage box on the tongue. I'd look for a trailer with a high deck, it makes it easier when going offroad like to a campsite. Mine has removable side rail ramps and a drive up rear tail gate, this allows maximum flexibility when loading various quads and carts. When my car overheated, I was able to drive it up the trailer and save the towing bill.
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Trailer recommendation
I bought a BigTex 6000 CH back in the summer and have been happy with it I can use the ramps to load on the back or from the side. Should be able to get 4 machines loaded sideways with a little muscle I think. Here are some pics of what has been on it so far to give you an idea.
Tows great as well.
Tows great as well.