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Name: Mary
E-mail: Private
Date posted: February 09, 2010 - 03:32 pm
Message: Thinking about purchasing a 8612D for our snow machines...any drawbacks with also using it as an ATV trailer?
None whatsoever--many do the same
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Name: W. J.
E-mail: wlebrun@hughes.net
Date posted: February 09, 2010 - 03:31 pm
Message: Do you offer a flat bed car hauler trailer with a GVW of 10K? Empty weight?
We offer one with 9600#
Empty weight of 1500#
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Name: Tom
E-mail: Private
Date posted: February 08, 2010 - 07:04 am
Message: I'd like a breakdown of the list prices for the following items: 6310 trailer, bi-fold tailgate upgrade (41265), solid side rack set (41329), swivel tongue jack (60016), tie down loop (41105), flush mount tie ring (60151), recessed tie ring (60187), tongue handle (60017), 14" wheel/tire upgrade (44726). Thanks in advance.
$1879 for the 6310 includes LED lights
$122 bifold
$535 solid side 24" $356 for 12" high
$50 for jack
$10 each for tie loops
$11 for tongue handle
$37 each for recessed tie rings
$16 each for flush mount rings
$99 for 14" upgrade
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Name: paul
E-mail: smyinca@yahoo.com
Date posted: February 08, 2010 - 07:00 am
Message: I own a 1999 24ft snowmobile trailer. I use it often but now have three broken and two cracked hinges. Are there a retro-fit hinges that are stronger and more durable?
Give us a call at 866-415-3285 and speak with Pat or Jim T and they can help you.
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Name: Steve
E-mail: Private
Date posted: February 08, 2010 - 06:58 am
Message: Can you custom make your A888 ATV trailer 79" wide instead of 88", and with the 13" tires? Would the 13" tires make the trailer more tippy with Quads loaded on it. Would it be the same axle width as an 88" wide A888? I have a polaris Sportsman 800 X2 and a 500 to both fit on the trailer?
We make a A212 model that is 79" wide and has 14" tires. It sits low to the ground and has fenders.
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Name: Woody
E-mail: woody@hamricknet.net
Date posted: February 07, 2010 - 03:37 pm
Message: The loading ramp seems to be stored under the trailer. Is this correct?
Does the ramp adjust so that you can line up the bike straight on when loading?
Can you load a Harley Ultra while keeping both feet on the ramp while riding up?
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The ramp is stored underneath and you can adjust the ramp anywhere on the back to load it. It depends which model you're referring to as to the width of the ramp.
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Name: Don
E-mail: Private
Date posted: February 07, 2010 - 03:36 pm
Message: I am contemplating purchasing an AE46 to use primarily for tailgating. I have a small hybrid SUV so weight is a factor. Anyway, my question is can the AE46 handle a rear hitch receiver attached to the frame to hold a grill (similar to a Freedom Grill or a Party King Grill) when trailering? Total weight of grill and hitch bar attachment is 75-100 lbs. Thanks.
We would have to modify the trailer frame quite a bit in order for it work when trailering--Estimate extra $300
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Name: BRUCE
E-mail: Private
Date posted: February 07, 2010 - 03:29 pm
Message: what is the diffence between an ea610r and a ae610m. i do need a ramp dooor.
also need retail prices on both units.
thanks.
R includes the ramp-M is our sport package which includes a ramp and other options.
$5512-R
$5917-M
Name: Dean
E-mail: Private
Date posted: February 07, 2010 - 03:27 pm
Message: I have a AE714TAV and would like to insulate it, I plan to use foam on the walls and roof but is there any way to get insulation into the ramp doors and side doors? Also how hard is it to convert the side door handle to a flush door lock like the newer trailers?
The ramp door won't work for the insulation. The side door can but it will require some work. You'll have to switch the hole handle system out to put the flush door lock on and it may not match perfectly.
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Name: Dan
E-mail: njgsan@yahoo.com
Date posted: February 07, 2010 - 03:24 pm
Message: Can the Aluma rock guard easily be added to a post-production trailer? Thanks!
Yes-it is standard on all our Cargo's, though.
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