ISO Tandem axle trailer for 24'

[paplae]

Ideally located on Van Island but not a deal breaker.
Elec or surge brakes
Galvanized preferred

 

[dmurph]

I will most likely be selling mine in the near future, just crunching some numbers on a new one. What weight capacity do you need ?

 

[paplae]

Thanks for your reply

7000 lb would be ideal

 

[dmurph]

Mine is around 6500, gvwr is 8000. It’s a bit lite for my boat.

 

[kaelc]

Find us a package deal dmurph! 2pound itis is expensive and we're thinking about upgrading too.

 

[RogersonCrusoe]

https://www.usedvictoria.com/classified-ad/galvanized-tandem-axle-boat-trailer-1993_33324020
A good project if you have the know how / time to do so. Maybe?

 

[paplae]

https://www.usedvictoria.com/classified-ad/galvanized-tandem-axle-boat-trailer-1993_33324020
A good project if you have the know how / time to do so. Maybe?

Pretty much all used trailers are a project to some point.

 

[Mike park]

I think we have the same trailer Dave Karavan UST 6650 rated for 6650 Lbs. carrying capacity

 

[dmurph]

Ya, I believe we do. Mine actually tow’s pretty nice but I need electric over hydraulic to be legal with the weight of our boat. I just spent a bunch of money recently on a new actuator for the disk brakes I installed. Gonna just sell it as opposed to spending more money to convert. Our boats are tricky as they are heavy but as long as the heavier rated trailers

 

[Mike park]

I converted to an electric actuator , using new galvanized drum brakes , new bearings , seals , new controller in the truck used the origional coupler with lockout tabs, so it won't slide and installed new 8 ply tires spent 2500 on the trailer .
I am still 500 lb under the max. with the boat loaded would rather it be 1000 lbs. under , which would be nice. So an 8500/9000 lb trailer would be ideal