Just bought the 2013 SPYDER RT LIMITED. Now my question is the trailer. Don't what to pay 5k for one. Can I use this one from Harbor Freight sells ? http://www.harborfreight.com/600-lb-capacity-78-inch-tag-along-trailer-66771.html
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Trailer for 2013 SPYDER RT LIMITED
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finless
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I honestly do not know why not!
But I am no expert on the trailer setup like allowed tongue weight etc.
Also as I understand from other posts I have read, the light wiring can be difficult.
But I have seen all kinds of posts here about people using other trailers other than BRP. So it can be done.
I think you should do some research here and searching and try to learn all you can.
Bob
But I am no expert on the trailer setup like allowed tongue weight etc.
Also as I understand from other posts I have read, the light wiring can be difficult.
But I have seen all kinds of posts here about people using other trailers other than BRP. So it can be done.
I think you should do some research here and searching and try to learn all you can.
Bob
MidLifeCrisis
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There are quite a few trailers that will work within the Spyder limits. I would caution you against any with small wheels, as they tend to chew up bearings pretty quickly. JMHO.
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rcturner
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First, I prefer trailers with bigger wheels but, I have towed several trailers many thousands of miles and never lost a wheel bearing or tire. One of my trailers was a foldable Asian special that was purchased new in 1985. A friend currently owns it. I installed bearing buddies when it was new and greased it often. To date, it is still running with the original bearings. No problems.
retread
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Replace the 8 inch wheels with 12 inch, the incandescent lights with LED lights, and check the wiring closely for bare wire splices (HF uses ScotchLocks). I've had mine for 2 years, first behind a GS, now an RT. Repack the bearings at least once a year, but that's normal upkeep.
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