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I currently have a single axle trailer for my 07 sv211 which I use locally, but am going to haul cross country and want a more significant trailer. Please let me know if you have any leads! Thanks.
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I’m going to sell my old double axl but it needs work and your probably not looking for a project. Just to give you an idea I picked up a new aluminum trailer for my SV211 for $5500. With a couple less options it would have been under $5000. -
Thanks Shawn, what make model trailer did you choose? The marina my boat is stored at told me trailer options start at 6k, so I’d be interested in learning more.
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I got a McClain ATT2260 it’s a decent looking trailer. PM me your email and I’ll forward you the quote they gave me.Comment
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Can you post a picture of your boat on the trailer?Originally posted by Shawn Henderson View PostComment
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I don’t have a good side view pic but I can post one Thursday.Originally posted by Treybizttu View PostAttached FilesComment
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That doesn’t look bad at all. I’m interested to see a side view... My Dorsey is solid structurally but needs everything at this point. Our lake eats tube trailers so Aluminum doesn’t sound like a bad choice.Comment
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Got a side view pic while I was cleaning and packing for a weekend boating/camping trip at canyon lake.Originally posted by Treybizttu View PostAttached FilesComment
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Picking it up at the manufactureAttached FilesComment
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Man that doesn't look bad at all. Aluminum would be great on our lake too since it tends to rust out trailers faster than most.
Easy to load/unload?... Sending a PM with email if you could share the quore with me as well.
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Me Too. Interested myself. I hate my TrailRight trailer for many reasons. My SV21 is still a trailer queen, despite her age. I would consider a trailer upgrade; There are many things I like about the boat.
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