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Group Order - Kayak Trailers?
I just downsized my vehicle and am considering a trailer. I’m looking at the Ruff-Sport galvanized trailer by Right-on. It lists for $849 on their website, but shipping is $300 to SD for one. I’d like to put together a bulk order (4 or more) to save on shipping. I should be able to have them delivered for around $850. Anyone interested in going in on this? Send me a DM.
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Not to rain on your parade, but the minus side of using trailer is finding street parking for both (the vehicle and the trailer) at the same time.
Unless you park at the marinas where there is trailer parking, it will be challenging. I too really wanted a trailer, but the parking issue kept me from getting one. I invested in Thule Helavator (spl?). |
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Having said that, I really like the idea of setting everything up in my garage the night before, then just launch and go the next morning. Then load up and go straight home with everything still on the yaks. That might make up for the hassle of finding parking. |
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https://www.harborfreight.com/automo...ler-62671.html The quality is not the same, but maybe invest in a gel coat for extra protection to compensate for the lack of galvanization. Might also check Offer Up and Craigslist for other possible options. Good luck with your purchase. |
700 miles round trip to dealer in Mesa/ 25 mpgX$5/gal =$140. I'm guessing gas is cheaper in Arizona.
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I had that same harbor freight trailer ordered
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I'm glad I did because going up to the sierras worked out way better with the trailer I built don't regret spending the extra money. Wasn't much on Craigslist at the time as far as trailers. |
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So I ended up finding a good deal on the CE Smith Multisport Plus trailer and pulled the trigger on that one instead. 800lb capacity and bigger wheels, should be more than enough trailer for two Outbacks.
Not a lot of interest in the bulk order, ha. |
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Tight lines. |
As another possible idea, look around for a used jet ski trailer. I purchased a used double jet ski trailer for $300. I put new tires @ $200, adjusted the bunks and fixed the wiring myself. It's overkill for my PA14, but will last years. Just a thot.........
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