Stinger Trailer for Can Am - Review

[LifeLongRider]

I'm posting a link to my review of a 2017 Stinger Trailer. This is a private unlisted video on YouTube and not available to the general public. Therefor, it may be taken down at any time. Keep in mind that opinions expressed are mine and mine alone and other Stinger owners may agree or disagree. Final edited version posted Feb 2, 2021

See post below for link . . . .

 

[LifeLongRider]

Final edited version uploaded Feb 2, 2021

https://youtu.be/JQYCYLQWMv8

 

[LeftCoast]

Great video, well done and thank you!

 

[redrazor]

Great video, well done and thank you!

:agree:One of the best videos I've ever watched. Very detailed and great ideas on how to make that trailer more safe and usable. Great Job LLR!:clap:

 

[davev1pa]

Really appreciate the time and effort you put in to educate us on this Stinger trailer. Thank you.

 

[SpyderChris]

I love the mod to the front suspension of the spyder to add those tie down points! I might be tempted to paint them black and leave them on all the time.

 

[gkamer]

Final edited version uploaded Feb 2, 2021

https://youtu.be/JQYCYLQWMv8

Great vid. You came up with some pretty clever solutions to the problems posed. Nice.

 

[dondje]

LifeLongRider...

Very informative video. I have never been a fan of single use trailers. Lots of $$ in a couple each of horse and boat trailers. So I can see the need in your case. Impressed with your ingenuity for setup and take down. The (3) utility trailers I have can be used to haul Syders, hay, building materials, cars, etc., covered and open. Much better bang for the buck. But I also live in the country, on acreage. So storage is not an issue. Always a need to trailer or carry something.

It looks to me from the video, that you could add a rubber torsion axel. It would keep the low profile, and give your trailer a suspension.

Regards,

Don