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Trailer for Two Spyders
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jcthorne
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We use an aluminum deck Sloan Kwikload trailer for our 2 RTs. Its a roll back deck trailer. Think flat bed tow truck with the roll back deck mounted on a trailer. The one we have was designed for my GT but added additional tie down points and it loads the two RTs, both facing forward very easily. Super easy to use as there are no ramps to deal with and the angles are very gradual, as I said, it was designed for my GT which is MUCH lower to the ground than the Spyder.
http://www.kwikload.com/
http://www.kwikload.com/
maliamd
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We will sell it. Can you give me your email address and I can let you know when we are ready to sell. Love this trailer! We live in Maggie Valley NC
mxz600
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Snowmobile, aka, powersports trailers work the best IMHO. They have a sharp v-nose and drop down doors front and rear. The front door is nice if for no other reason than it makes it very handy getting at things in the front when all is loaded.
My trailer is a 7' x 18' with a 5' nose for a total of 23' in length. It was built by Nashcar in Allegan, MI. Unfortunately they have gone out of business (better at building trailers than running a company). The best trailer money can buy is a Legend, also built here in Michigan on the east side of the state. Another good brand, R&R Trailers are built in Three Rivers, MI. Triton is also another good brand built in Ohio, I believe. I've owned all of these brands at one time or another.
You should have no problem getting your two Spyders in a trailer of this size.
My trailer is a 7' x 18' with a 5' nose for a total of 23' in length. It was built by Nashcar in Allegan, MI. Unfortunately they have gone out of business (better at building trailers than running a company). The best trailer money can buy is a Legend, also built here in Michigan on the east side of the state. Another good brand, R&R Trailers are built in Three Rivers, MI. Triton is also another good brand built in Ohio, I believe. I've owned all of these brands at one time or another.
You should have no problem getting your two Spyders in a trailer of this size.
KatLen0405
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be prepared!
Be prepared to have load balancing issues - with just the two RT's there is no way to load the tongue heavier. We have a 22' Carmate enclosed trailer that we purchased used. We added a sway bar assembly on it and good trailer brakes and that helped alot. Happy hunting for your new trailer!
Be prepared to have load balancing issues - with just the two RT's there is no way to load the tongue heavier. We have a 22' Carmate enclosed trailer that we purchased used. We added a sway bar assembly on it and good trailer brakes and that helped alot. Happy hunting for your new trailer!
Call TRT trailers www.trttrailersales.com ph #704-736-0307 they sale m/c trailers. Could be a nice day ride from Maggie Valley. That where I brought my enclosed trailer.
SpyderMonkei
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I have a Tommy Trailer aluminum trailer but want an ultimate trailer as we only have one Spyder now. It is for sale in the for sale section forum. I will bump it and I am dropping the price to 3000.
It is loaded with everything I could get. I has three ramps and I used to tow two big trikes on it behind my RV. It has an additional plate up front that will allow you to back the first Spyder in almost all the way to the tongue. The second Spyder would easily be pulled up facing the first one. Two of the ramps stow into slots back in the rear. The trailer is aluminum to make it nice and light and no rusting.
It is loaded with everything I could get. I has three ramps and I used to tow two big trikes on it behind my RV. It has an additional plate up front that will allow you to back the first Spyder in almost all the way to the tongue. The second Spyder would easily be pulled up facing the first one. Two of the ramps stow into slots back in the rear. The trailer is aluminum to make it nice and light and no rusting.
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SpyderMonkei
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