Trailer recommendation
#11
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
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
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.
#15
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Ruggo
Do you think there would be room for three mounted side by side with a little muscle?</end quote></div>
Too tight of a fit. I would go w/ the 77"x16' PJ instead.
Do you think there would be room for three mounted side by side with a little muscle?</end quote></div>
Too tight of a fit. I would go w/ the 77"x16' PJ instead.
#16
I think the ideal for my taste is an 8' wide (7.6' minimum) x 15 which allows for the easy loading from the side and room for 3 plus some gear. Fishlessman I think there is a CapWorld on Rte 9 in Westboro or Shrewsbury that I can checkout.
#17
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
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.
#20
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.


