Trailer flooring

[machzdoo]

I bought a new to me trailer. A 2006 Haulmark 27 foot inline 4 place. The trailer is in great shape. My problem is what to do with the floor. To equip it with ski guides and track mats will run about $600.00 for the floor and ramps. I checked the price of rino liner and that was about $400.00 to $500.00 . My question is has anybody used the rino liner on a wood floor, or does anyone have any suggestions on a cheaper way to protect the floor. Thanks Machzdoo

 

[dfattack]

I have rhino lining in my enclosed trailer and am happy with it. I don't think it's for everyone however. I don't pic my tracks so for me it's not a problem. I also use ski Dolleys so the carbides don't rip up the floor. I use snow-trackers which are very aggressive and would damage the floor. Other than that the floor is durable and easy to clean. I can post pics if you want or can answer any questions you may have.

 

[Mo.Rich]

I put 1/4" chip board sheets on the floor in my trailer.They work great and are cheap compared to other floor coverings.

 

[woodi]

If you have any quarry`s or mining operations close to you stop and see if they have any old conveyor belting its about 30 inches wide and I bought a 80 ft roll for $10. Ski guides you can pick up just about anywhere for pretty reasonable.

 

[IH 1456]

I did the conveyor belting in my 27 ft legend 8 yrs ago and it works great!

 

[122]

I used 1/4 inch OSB in my 22 ft inline, works great and cheap.

 

[lt250rfd]

Buddy rhino lined an open 2place. Held up well but wasn't driving through so minimum wear