loadmaster trailer- what do you think?
11-05-2010 | 11:19 AM
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I have always been under the impression...if you are gonna spend money on a boat, you should really consider an above average trailer. espcially on a boat that is 35'.
look into the florida manufacturers...float on, slide on, fast load, real x, hit tech marine, american, etc...
dont skimp on a trailer its not the appropriate place to cut corners.
look into the florida manufacturers...float on, slide on, fast load, real x, hit tech marine, american, etc...
dont skimp on a trailer its not the appropriate place to cut corners.
11-05-2010 | 03:48 PM
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I have always been under the impression...if you are gonna spend money on a boat, you should really consider an above average trailer. espcially on a boat that is 35'.
look into the florida manufacturers...float on, slide on, fast load, real x, hit tech marine, american, etc...
dont skimp on a trailer its not the appropriate place to cut corners.
look into the florida manufacturers...float on, slide on, fast load, real x, hit tech marine, american, etc...
dont skimp on a trailer its not the appropriate place to cut corners.
..Did I mention that they wont rot from the inside out.
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11-05-2010 | 09:26 PM
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That was what I liked about their design, the "c" channel beams, rather than the box style. This way, you can paint the entire surface. I'm not trying to skimp on a trailer, I just really don't use the trailer very often and don't see the point in letting it sit in the weeds somewhere spending double the money. I guess i'm a little practical.
01-13-2011 | 07:55 PM
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What's the difference between loadmaster port Clinton and loadmaster Tampa? Are they totally different companies? I have a loadmaster with surge brakes and would like to have it upgraded to disc brakes
01-14-2011 | 07:04 AM
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Loadmaster trailers in Florida manufacture aluminum trailers, the Ohio company manufactures steel trailers. I have a Loadmaster Aluminum trailer that tows very well, their customer service is great, helped with a VIN problem and even though I bought it used it did not seem to matter to them. Went out of their way to help me.
06-18-2011 | 11:09 AM
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I had a Aluminum trailer break on me last wensday and am going to buy a new tandom I am about to pull the trigger on a LM but will do alittle more research on the above mentioned brands ...I don't think I will ever get an Aluminium trailer again though.
06-22-2011 | 12:10 PM
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From: Huntsville, AL
My trailer was built by Ultimate Trailers Inc. Twin I beam alluminum tandem. Haulled my 28 footer from Cape Coral to North Alabama with out stopping except for fuel and I made the trip from Huntsville AL to Ft Walton without a problem. About 50 miles round trip to go to the marina and drop the boat in from my house. surge disk brakes and all.
Pretty inexpensive trailer too
Pretty inexpensive trailer too
