kennharriet
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What are folks opinion on a single axle ez-load trailer for the CD 22' cruiser, vs the dual axle?
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single axle vs dual axle trailer
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Ken,
This is a topic that has come up many times before. Here's a link to one of the more recent threads about this.
A search on the terms single+dual+axle+trailer will return many more such threads.
This is a topic that has come up many times before. Here's a link to one of the more recent threads about this.
A search on the terms single+dual+axle+trailer will return many more such threads.
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You will find as many opinions on this as there are owners here. And all the anwers are right.
If you were sitting before me, I would be asking:
1. What are you towing with?
2. How far are you towing?
3. How often do you tow?
4. Ho do you use the boat- or how much stuff is aboard it?
5. Do you have a tight driveway to back into?
6. What do you have now? Are you replacing an existing trailer?
Based on these answers, and some follow up questions, I would be able to suggest the right trailer for you. The next guy may have different answers, and may get a different recomendation.
If you were sitting before me, I would be asking:
1. What are you towing with?
2. How far are you towing?
3. How often do you tow?
4. Ho do you use the boat- or how much stuff is aboard it?
5. Do you have a tight driveway to back into?
6. What do you have now? Are you replacing an existing trailer?
Based on these answers, and some follow up questions, I would be able to suggest the right trailer for you. The next guy may have different answers, and may get a different recomendation.
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Thanks. I did not realize the topic had already recieved more discussion than the stimulas package.
Our plan is to put many miles/year on both boat and trailer. I did buy two new wheels and 6 ply radials so I can carry two spares. I can see where it would make sense to work towards a tandem axle trailer. I hate to see my wife have to get another job, but ...
Our plan is to put many miles/year on both boat and trailer. I did buy two new wheels and 6 ply radials so I can carry two spares. I can see where it would make sense to work towards a tandem axle trailer. I hate to see my wife have to get another job, but ...
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kennharriet":1i8jh3fk said:Thanks. I did not realize the topic had already recieved more discussion than the stimulas package.
Our plan is to put many miles/year on both boat and trailer. I did buy two new wheels and 6 ply radials so I can carry two spares. I can see where it would make sense to work towards a tandem axle trailer. I hate to see my wife have to get another job, but ...
Yep - and once the trailer is paid for, that extra income will pay for the extra fishing and boat gear you're going to "need". :wink: