kick3pts

I have the loadmaster for my 30' Baja. Very good trailer IMHO.

laszlo01

I have a 3 axle steel bunk manning under my old 34 Vyper, very nice trailer tows well and very solid, I have them building me a new 37 Aluminum this winter for my A/T and priced well under MYCO, very good people to deal with and very well built trailers, I would put them up against a MYCO anytime.

kjberman

I just picked my steel manning tandem for my 31 sonic about 3 weeks ago. I was very impressed with the construction. For the money its hands down a great trailer. I went with the drive guard as well, and tool box - highly suggest doing it for what they want for it!!

diggin H20

I appreciate all the feedback. I ordered the Manning tri-axle aluminum trailer with E.O.H. brakes, LED lights, 5 star mag wheels, and 15" wheels with D load range tires. It also comes with torsion axles. $8300 plus tax and $200 freight.

2112

Are you sure you don't want 16"s and load range "E"s?
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diggin H20

I don't know. Do I ? I know they are even heavier duty tires but I wouldn't think Ron would sell me a borderline weight carrying trailer/tire for my boat. Hmmmm.....

Sydwayz

iTrader: (1)

You definately want 16" wheels/tires, period.

More options for tires.
Less rotations per mile equals less heat.
I'd go with LT truck tires vs. any trailer tire nowadays. I've been running Firestone Trans Force tires for a few years and love them.

Anchorman

I would certainly want 16" load range E' for a little more money you have a whole lot more tire. My new trailer is going to have them. I have 17" Wheels on my trailer now. and love them

Quinlan

iTrader: (1)

Go 16s I had 15s on my baja trailer Always losing tires, ordered new trailer w 16s Not 1 problem Well except when I hit that board w nails sticking up!!! @#$%#%

2112

Really? Why did you switch? I thought the"E" rated trailer tires were the shebang.
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