From Cat to Console, a Nor-Tech CC is in my Future
08-25-2016 | 09:02 PM
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No sir, I prefer stk truck wheels when it comes to my tow vehicle.
The wheels on the trailer weren't my first choice but Evolution had them in stock w/ the Goodyear GS614 RST tires I wanted already mounted on them so it benefitted us both mutually.
The black wheels sort of compliment the other black trailer accessories. My only real concern is the difficulty w/ cleaning them.
The wheels on the trailer weren't my first choice but Evolution had them in stock w/ the Goodyear GS614 RST tires I wanted already mounted on them so it benefitted us both mutually.
The black wheels sort of compliment the other black trailer accessories. My only real concern is the difficulty w/ cleaning them.
08-25-2016 | 09:25 PM
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08-25-2016 | 09:30 PM
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08-26-2016 | 08:16 AM
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A big THANK YOU to Mark Bonafide, Rod Ashemore and all the folks at Evolution Trailer Technologies. I thought my last trailer was nice but they have once again raised the bar.
Many neat features like the ramp skids, power tongue jack, toolbox w/ both interior and exterior courtesy lighting not to mention the way they package it all. Very clean and neat workmanship. The brake controller is nicely tucked away in the C- Channel, the battery for the tongue jack as well as a master power switch are all packaged neatly inside the locking toolbox.
I know the industry recognizes a certain welded aluminum trailer manufacturer as the std but one would be foolish not to take a look at what Evolution Trailer Technologies offers. Not just from a pricing standpoint but value, quality, fit, finish, ability to customize and most importantly Customer Service!!
Many neat features like the ramp skids, power tongue jack, toolbox w/ both interior and exterior courtesy lighting not to mention the way they package it all. Very clean and neat workmanship. The brake controller is nicely tucked away in the C- Channel, the battery for the tongue jack as well as a master power switch are all packaged neatly inside the locking toolbox.
I know the industry recognizes a certain welded aluminum trailer manufacturer as the std but one would be foolish not to take a look at what Evolution Trailer Technologies offers. Not just from a pricing standpoint but value, quality, fit, finish, ability to customize and most importantly Customer Service!!
My only question is where are the tie down rings? Yet to be installed, based on when the boat gets set on the trailer?
08-26-2016 | 08:22 AM
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My boat has 380 K-planes so we decided to wait until the boat is sitting on the trailer to locate the tie downs placement.
Evolution normally installs nice Alum weld on rings but over time my tie down hooks ate into the Alum creating sharp burrs so we plan to drill and install U-bolts on this trailer.
My preference.
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08-26-2016 | 07:22 PM
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