Enclosed snowmobile trailers
- Thread starter RamRat
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how big of a trailer. if looking in to 2 place trailers I think triton is the winner but they are all very close. prob with triton or any clam style if yanking atv with wind screen the top will hit wind screen.
u need a hybrid enclosed with the ramp in the rear they are a bit taller
u need a hybrid enclosed with the ramp in the rear they are a bit taller
Go Fast or Go Home
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If you ever plan on getting a side x side make sure your rear entry is tall enough.
garyl62
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Ezra has a great set up, I did mine last summer and posted a bunch of photos of the process. Here is a link to that thread going back through google to find it. His photos are in that thread too. You can also use the search box in the upper right, the thread was "Finishing off the inside of a trailer" in the Misc section.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...GlLSLyxm0c_5zA-41U2xkoA&bvm=bv.85970519,d.eXY
I camped in mine this winter, I hauled one sled, just moved the carpet tiles/squares out of the way to put the sled in, then after I backed it out I set everything up for the weekend. Here area couple photos of that.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...GlLSLyxm0c_5zA-41U2xkoA&bvm=bv.85970519,d.eXY
I camped in mine this winter, I hauled one sled, just moved the carpet tiles/squares out of the way to put the sled in, then after I backed it out I set everything up for the weekend. Here area couple photos of that.
garyl62
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Ramrat I like my trailer, its main purpose is to haul sleds, but I’ve used it for summer and winter camping this past year, and intend to go again this summer. My advice would be to figure out what space you need for the machines you plan to take and then add enough length to store a lot of gear in there too. By the time you put a cabinet/countertop in there, a table to sit around if it’s raining, 2 or 3 cots, some chairs and whatever else you need you’ll end up needing more space than you think. Granted, everything won't be set up when the machines are in there, but the less you have to set up and tear down to put them in there the more enjoyable your trip will be. The other suggestion I would have is if you’re getting an inline, get one 7 ½ feet wide. If you put two cots or fold down beds side by side in a 7’ trailer they are real close to each other and you really can't even walk between them. Do some google searching and you should be able to find a lot of info and ideas.