trailer width on 2013 230 and 210

[Nauti 210]

I have been trying to find the exact measurements on these for a while now, and figured I would just ask.

I know the beam on the 230 is 100.5" and the 210 is 98", but what are the trailer specs?

i have roughly 102" opening that's 8ft tall. fingers crossed.

[Nauti 210]

Just heard back from my dealer. 8' 6" or 102" is needed. Looks like its going to be a tight fit regardless of model

[ViSoR]

I was gonna reply that exact number. I just purchased an '08 230 on a '13 EZ-loader trailer and it's 102" wide.

[Nauti 210]

Have you or anyone tried to fit a 230 in a standard door? Is the 210 really the same width?!

[ffmedic74]

If you have guide poles on the trailer your width will be greater than 102" which most likely will consider you to be a wide load in most states. I got a Ramlin trailer. It has guide pads that do not go up high, but this allows you to tow as a normal load. See pic for reference.

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[NautiqueJeff]

Exactly right. 102" is the maximum legal trailerable width without a permit in most states. Trailers for the 230 and G Series boats that use guide poles are technically illegal unless you have a permit. Ram-Lin trailers are totally legal because their guide pads are down low, and are less wide than the rubrail of the boat.

[Nauti 210]

My door opening is 103.5 exactly. We're good! So, tow without poles? I mean what are the odds you'd be cited?

[ffmedic74]

Odds of getting cited are probably low, but still a risk. I did call two other trailer manufacturers who weren't flat out telling their customers or dealers that their trailers were considered wide load. When I spoke to Ramlin, David quickly told me they designed their trailers for this exact reason.

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