spyderpoop
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will a spyder rt fit in a 5x12 or does it need to be a 6 x 12 also will a 6 cylinder ford escape be able to pull one safely
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
More likely a 6.5x12 or 7x12. What you need to do is measure the clear ramp or tailgate opening. Trailer measurements are nominal, and are often taken backing plate to backing plate on the axle. There is a tremendous amount of variation in what suppliers call them. Don't forget that a cable lift system will take up tailgate room, too. It is best to measure. My trailer is a 7x12, but the clear opening is just under six feet. You need 62" for an RT or a couple less for an RS...plus room to safely maneuver.
Farmbanker
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I have a 7x12 and would not go any smaller for getting around the machine when strapping and unstrapping. Not quite worth two cents.......
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Ivorspyder
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:agree:I had that size trailerI have a 7x12 and would not go any smaller for getting around the machine when strapping and unstrapping. Not quite worth two cents.......
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It was perfect.
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mxz600
Free Thinking Member
Not much to add here that hasn't already been said. 7' minimum width, just because it may fit in the box doesn't mean it will fit through the door.
One thing I would recommend that never gets mentioned. If you are buying an enclosed trailer get a snowmobile trailer instead of a motorcycle or cargo trailer. The snowmobile trailer has a drop down door in the V nose that can be handy when strapping the Spyder down or loading and unloading stuff that may be stored in the nose of the trailer.
One thing I would recommend that never gets mentioned. If you are buying an enclosed trailer get a snowmobile trailer instead of a motorcycle or cargo trailer. The snowmobile trailer has a drop down door in the V nose that can be handy when strapping the Spyder down or loading and unloading stuff that may be stored in the nose of the trailer.
Bob Denman
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Single axle; or tandem? :dontknow:
Any preferences??
Any preferences??
spydaman60
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i just bought an enclosed!
I just bought a 7x10 vee front and I wouldn't want anything any smaller.:2thumbs:
I just bought a 7x10 vee front and I wouldn't want anything any smaller.:2thumbs:
mxz600
Free Thinking Member
I'm confused by your question. Was in intended for the OP or just a general question to all.
No expert but I think that depends on length or weight possibly. I'm sure Scotty would know.
One thing I think I know is if you have tandem axles, trailer brakes are required.:dontknow:
I'm not sure why I'm posting this reply. I really didn't say anything meaningful.
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