Feedack on Trailer Brand

**WINGZ991** · 07-22-2008, 07:16 PM

Hi everyone,
Hope you are having a happy and safe summer. I'm looking for a little feedback on trailers. I've made my mind up that I'm getting an enclosed two place for the upcoming season, as I no longer want to deal with the frozen and salt/slush filled covers. Call me spoiled or maybe just getting older. In reality, I probably make 4 or 5 runs to WI/MI a year and don't feel like shelling out $3,000+ for a Triton, even though their coveralls are pretty nice. I've got a good line on a slightly used R&R with the aluminum cap for a decent price. I'm pretty much just looking to keep the road junk off for a few fun long weekends a year, but obviously don't want to throw cash at a piece of garbage either. Any personal dealings with R&R? As always, thanks for your input.

**YamaDooed** · 07-23-2008, 11:17 AM

My previous trailer was a triton 2 placer enclosed highback clam...Never had a single issue with it just finally outgrew it the final cost to me was a whopper $250 a season ,,,damn those low snow years...

Floe is what I'm sport'n now bought it as a 20' flat and had the top added the follow'n year after wash'n 1200 miles of road chit off and learn'n the lesson. When or if I downsize again I would buy anuther floe either a 12' er 14' gullwinger... Yepper...

**Wilb** · 07-23-2008, 02:26 PM

we just bought a new Polaris (same as floe) 22 ft gullwing. It is awesome. another great thing about a enclosed trailer is you can store the sleds in it in the off season. We also have a 2 place floe tilt trailer that has not given us one single problem. I would look around for a used floe encolsed trailer. You will find some cheaper but they may not be of the same quality.