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Ultimate trailer
- Thread starter Paul Ski
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Dragonrider
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I have a single axel covered trailer that would carry both. If you look at "standard" covered trailers, make sure you get one with the extra height - mine is 6'6" INSIDE. This gives you a longer ramp, and better ramp angle to load the RT.
Depending on what you pull it with, you may also want a "V" nose to lower the wind surface, but would need to add the additional 2 feet to the length of the trailer. Backing the Spyder into the "V" nose, keeps the weight forward, and give the max room for your 622...
Hope that helps.
Depending on what you pull it with, you may also want a "V" nose to lower the wind surface, but would need to add the additional 2 feet to the length of the trailer. Backing the Spyder into the "V" nose, keeps the weight forward, and give the max room for your 622...
Hope that helps.
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joebryanjr
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Check Ultimate trailers website. I believe they have a model which is extended to accept the trailer.
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