Myco Trailer - what's it worth?
11-26-2010 | 02:41 PM
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It could hold your boat if the axels are strong enough. I have my 302 on a twin axel and they barely settle when the boat is on it. Even with one rim off the trailer can easily handle it. May be worth looking into... Pulling a twin axel is much better then a tripple IF it can handle the load.
11-27-2010 | 01:04 AM
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It could hold your boat if the axels are strong enough. I have my 302 on a twin axel and they barely settle when the boat is on it. Even with one rim off the trailer can easily handle it. May be worth looking into... Pulling a twin axel is much better then a tripple IF it can handle the load.
Not to mention I'm right in the middle of a house refi and starting a 25k basement finishing project.
I'll bite though. What is the listed weight capacity of the trailer??
With the axels that far back, I think it might create to much tongue weight though.
11-29-2010 | 12:12 PM
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Probably not seriously interested. I just put all new brakes, tires and led lights on mine.
Not to mention I'm right in the middle of a house refi and starting a 25k basement finishing project.
I'll bite though. What is the listed weight capacity of the trailer??
With the axels that far back, I think it might create to much tongue weight though.
Not to mention I'm right in the middle of a house refi and starting a 25k basement finishing project.
I'll bite though. What is the listed weight capacity of the trailer??
With the axels that far back, I think it might create to much tongue weight though.
Not sure what the weight capacity on the trailer is but I can try to find out. It needs to go so make me a serious offer if you are interested.
