triton trailer tc227

[jasono]

Has anyone used one of these yet? The concept is spot on (less expensive than drive on/off, all sleds have reverse now...) and looks like it could fit 4 mtn sleds if arranged correctly. Any ideas on the pricing of this?

http://www.tritontrailers.com/products/Model.aspx?CatID=27&SubCatID=55&ModelID=538&info=features

 

[Rupp Collector]

Looks about the same as my Floe, with the exception of a rear ramp door on the Triton.

 

[440_chazz]

I know the TC16 is well over 5k used

 

[blu2u2]

I have the TC167 and am very happy with it. The TC167 new starts in the upper $5K range.

 

[fusionfool]

Has anyone used one of these yet? The concept is spot on (less expensive than drive on/off, all sleds have reverse now...) and looks like it could fit 4 mtn sleds if arranged correctly. Any ideas on the pricing of this?

http://www.tritontrailers.com/products/Model.aspx?CatID=27&SubCatID=55&ModelID=538&info=features

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My experience is that the roof will sweet and drip on your sleds. When you drive your sled in, it will be warm, then condensation will form on the un-insulated sealing. The option would be to place insulation, and panel the sealing unless the moisture would not bother you. Had this issues with 3 trailers, and lots of experiments with venting. With no avail, went to insulated sealing.

 

[jasono]

Thanks for the feedback. Blu2u2, that's exactly what I was hoping to hear! Insulating the trailer is a nice idea, but for my use, that wouldn't be much of an issue. Is it just the insulation, or is it insulation + liner that improves the condensation?

 

[fusionfool]

Thanks for the feedback. Blu2u2, that's exactly what I was hoping to hear! Insulating the trailer is a nice idea, but for my use, that wouldn't be much of an issue. Is it just the insulation, or is it insulation + liner that improves the condensation?

Yes, both insulation and liner to stop the majority of the condensation.

 

[datdude]

Looks about the same as my Floe, with the exception of a rear ramp door on the Triton.

1/2 the quality of FLOE

The TC series is Triton's bottom end enclosed model. The lack of a front door would be a total PITA. For the price you can find a decent all aluminum inline that would still give you the convenience of a door. The TC22 at the Milwaukee was around $7995 I think. John's Trailers from Ohio was across the aisle selling 4 place NEO trailers for around $6000