new trailer

[fireman]

Just looking for some snowmobilers thoughts and experience with a Stealth brand name enclosed snowmobile trailer.

 

[Cat600]

I have a 7x12 Stealth Predator. Awesome trailer, came with a bunch of extras that Triton and Legend and most others charge for. I went through Trailersmidwest in Indiana, they worked with me, even saved me about $300 with a package deal.

 

[ezra]

price some trailers at Becket trailer.
got a neo last yr great deal.
we tore it down to turn in to a toy hauler last yr and all looked good

 

[halfpint]

have a stealth inline 29fter. pull it with a ford f150 thing pulls great. nice trailer. we got the up graded floor, and polished aluminum rims, for a great price.

 

[nitroman]

29ft here also from trailers Midwest. Pulls great with my 6.2l Silverado. We did insulate the walls and plywood and paint them. Thin skin on them nowadays and we didn't want any dings from the inside. Good trailer for 3 trips out west and moving friends and family LOL!

 

[garyl62]

price some trailers at Becket trailer.
got a neo last yr great deal.
we tore it down to turn in to a toy hauler last yr and all looked good

Hey ezra, getting ready to order my NEO in the next couple weeks. Any options I should be sure to get, I'm planning to finish out the inside with rigid foam, vinyl/plastic wall board, lights and some outlets. Debating about getting a window in the door (they won't put any in the walls on the "Limited" model I'm getting from John's) roof or wall vents, spring covers, higher stone guard in front or along the sides. Any ideas on what you did when you finished it would be great. Do you have any photos?

 

[Go Fast or Go Home]

Not trying to answer for ezra---But be sure you get stainless steel hardware, 15 inch tires and wheels (radial tires-aluminum wheels), LED lighting, Advantech flooring or the equivalent, salem side vents, two fuel doors, spring assisted doors with double cables, electric brakes on both axles, one piece aluminum roof. I had two front ramp doors put on mine so you can load or unload from either side. I did not want spring covers on mine. They look nice, but you can't get to your springs very easy to lube the moving parts. I also had them solder all electrical connections and heat shrink wrap them. I also had an all stainless steel screw and fastener package. I put in a 30 amp 120 volt system with four receptacles and two fluorescent lights.

I hope a few of these suggestions help when you are building your trailer. NEO is a great brand and build a quality trailer.

Sorry if I hijacked ezras thread.

Good Luck on you build.