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Anyone got Pics of a Spyder on a 6x10 trailer?
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redrazor
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Big Tex 6.5 X 12 utility trailer
We have had great luck with our Big Tex 35SA Utility trailer. It is 6 1/2 feet wide and 12 feet long. Check out their website (bigtextrailers.com)
We have had great luck with our Big Tex 35SA Utility trailer. It is 6 1/2 feet wide and 12 feet long. Check out their website (bigtextrailers.com)
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redrazor
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We have had great luck with our Big Tex 35SA Utility trailer. It is 6 1/2 feet wide and 12 feet long. Check out their website (bigtextrailers.com)
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VitoNam
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The trailer has been around for a long time, so I don't recall the model. A search on Aluma's site will get you to what they now make in a 6x10.
RowdyScamp
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Here's my 2018 RT on an Aluma 6310 trailer. A 6 foot trailer would be 9 inches wider.
In order to get it loaded, I had to put the rear wheels of the towing vehicle up on blocks, to keep the Spyder from bottoming out. A longer ramp would be handy.
In order to get it loaded, I had to put the rear wheels of the towing vehicle up on blocks, to keep the Spyder from bottoming out. A longer ramp would be handy.
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