Trailer Suggestions Please
09-19-2003, 10:05 PM
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Trailer Suggestions Please
Posted same thread on Baja section but did not get too many responses. This thread has thaught me that I need a trailer. I have an '03 33 Baja Outlaw. It sits on a lift. I don't plan on dunking the trailer. Will be used to transport for winter storage. Any suggestions? TIA, Ric
09-19-2003, 10:46 PM
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I've been trying to get a quote from the closest distrib. for loadmaster but no answer. Turns out they're in Va. so maybe b/c of the storm. I got a quote of $4564 for a loadrite but I checked out their website and the model quoted is for a 29 to 32 hull. I'm a 33 but guy said it would work, hmmmm?
09-20-2003, 06:25 AM
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I've got a "quickload"
The guy I got it from bouhgt it direct in RI.
He picked it up there to save on shipping.
Came w/o brakes, it was a striped version.
He only paid $1750.
I added brakes, 4 wheel disc $600 and bigger tires.
The guy I got it from bouhgt it direct in RI.
He picked it up there to save on shipping.
Came w/o brakes, it was a striped version.
He only paid $1750.
I added brakes, 4 wheel disc $600 and bigger tires.
09-20-2003, 06:33 AM
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09-20-2003, 07:38 AM
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Someday you might go to a poker run, and getting there safe is important, as well as protecting your investment. There are just a few excellent trailer co out there, and many more medeoker trailer co. When resale comes around, you get it back in the end. Try Bill at www.mycotrailers.com. Maybe he knows of or even has a used trailer around, good luck. Jeff
09-20-2003, 10:06 AM
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When we kept the Cigarette on the Hoist at back never had a trailer for it. Just had the local marina pick it out of the water, take to our shop and stick it on blocks. When I worked at a marina as a kid we did this all of the time. Having a trailer might make it easier for a quick sell when you go to sell, and having one may make the idea of going on a vacation or poker run more appealing, but buying a cheapo can be a problem.
09-21-2003, 12:03 AM
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll research them all. Would like to order one w/in a week or so. BTW, got the boat back in the water this a.m. and back on the lift. The best $212.00 I've ever spent (piece of mind).
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