enclosed trailer

[snowtractor]

Hey guys i'm looking for a little info i'm looking at some enclosed trailers what length would i need to haul 4 162 sleds thanks for the help

 

[IMSICK]

27 or 28 foot is tight, but works just fine.....

 

[Uturn]

Ours is 7x27 and we get 4 162's no problem loading from the front. You should be able to do it in a 8.5x24 and 8.5x26 should have lots of room.

 

[Summitric]

My 24ft is very tight, and have to turn sleds sideways somewhat and stagger them to get them in... Especially with jerrycans and gear etc.

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

But fit them in...we do...

My 24ft is very tight, and have to turn sleds sideways somewhat and stagger them to get them in... Especially with jerrycans and gear etc.

 

[Uturn]

My 24ft is very tight, and have to turn sleds sideways somewhat and stagger them to get them in... Especially with jerrycans and gear etc.

A couple sleds with left hand throttles and you can get them stacked in there easy

 

[snowtractor]

Hey thanks for the input so a 24' would work 20'+4' nose should be tight but work

 

[rknight111]

Hey thanks for the input so a 24' would work 20'+4' nose should be tight but work

That will be tight, if your buying the trailer, you'll have to do a test first. As Summitric sayed, with his 24' its tight. On my 26' we fit 5 and all of our gear, assorted lengths though, shortest is 151.

 

[Summitric]

hey thanks for the input so a 24' would work 20'+4' nose should be tight but work

4 is tight and you have to figure it out, but it works with jerry cans and gear..... The bigger one can get 5 sleds in, and its tight, but works too..... Next trailer will be the longer and taller one(maybe next year). Post some pics!!!

 

[HagmanMod1]

our 30foot with a tool box in the front with cabinits can fit 5 sleds with 162 tracks drive in the front middle one backin the next to and then drive in the last 2 kind of tight but works good