Help finding trailer for a 2001 SAN 210

[brock.higdon]

I will sit down and write an intro boat at some point (because I will have lots of questions), but before then, I picked up a 2001 SAN today and the trailer literally self destructed on my way home. Tongue broke. 250 mile wrecker bill. That being said, I need a trailer. I understand that CC doesn't make their own trailers, so I have no clue what I need to be looking for.

[beach]

Was it used in salt water? If it was just a weld or bolts that failed on the coupler then you might be able to have it repaired. It depends on the condition the trailer is in. As long as the frame isn't rusted out, it would probably be cheaper to repair your trailer. Notice I said cheaper, not cheap. If you start having to replace your brake system, bunks and tires; it will get expensive fast.

It's almost impossible to find a used tandem trailer for an old 210. It seems like there is constantly people trying with a single axle trying to buy a used tandem axle trailer. You may be able to buy a used single axle trailer from someone that upgraded to a tandem axle trailer.

Nautique dealers usually order a trailer for the boat from a local trailer manufacturer. From what I've seen, most of the trailers in the southeast tend to be made by either Ramlin (located in Orlando) or Boatmate (in Tennessee). I already have a tandem trailer for my 210, so I've never priced out what a new trailer would cost.

[NautiqueJeff]

Call NautiqueParts. They can order you one from Ram-Lin, and I bet they'll let you use the 10% PLANETNAUTIQUE discount.

910-247-6201

[brock.higdon]

Was it used in salt water? If it was just a weld or bolts that failed on the coupler then you might be able to have it repaired. It depends on the condition the trailer is in. As long as the frame isn't rusted out, it would probably be cheaper to repair your trailer. Notice I said cheaper, not cheap. If you start having to replace your brake system, bunks and tires; it will get expensive fast.

It's almost impossible to find a used tandem trailer for an old 210. It seems like there is constantly people trying with a single axle trying to buy a used tandem axle trailer. You may be able to buy a used single axle trailer from someone that upgraded to a tandem axle trailer.

Nautique dealers usually order a trailer for the boat from a local trailer manufacturer. From what I've seen, most of the trailers in the southeast tend to be made by either Ramlin (located in Orlando) or Boatmate (in Tennessee). I already have a tandem trailer for my 210, so I've never priced out what a new trailer would cost.

The boat is not the one that goes with the trailer. You cannot even begin to imagine how bad the trailer is. I am going to post a new thread now about my adventure.

[brock.higdon]

Please see this thread.

http://www.planetnautique.com/vb3/sh...ead-Come-on-in!

[Paxdad]

For what its worth the water/ trailer tow insurance from Boat US is a really good deal. I think the inland unlimited towing and 100 mile trailer tow/ road service is only $84 a year.