I need a trailer that will haul 2 gpr's and a superjet. Does anyone know where I can get one.

I know Zieman can probably custom make a trailer for you but it will be expensive. Another thing you can do is research for a good 2 place that has a good GCW and modify the front to put some bunks to carry a standup. I am looking into doing that to mine or just getting another trailer or putting the standup in my bed. I have a bed rug for my dogs so I know the bottom will be protected.

I have got a double trailer now but it does not have enuogh tongue to do that. I found a guy with a zieman trailer for sale but he is in oregon. And I cant find a dealer out here on the east coast. PWC must be much more popular out west.

Can the stand up fit side ways on the front? Set the two rear back some for balance

I've buld a couple of different trailers, one was to haul 4 of them , then made it enclosed except front and back, it was kinda cool other than to tight to get down the sides of the machines to clean. I have welded on a rack on the front of my 2 place, and if I could ever fiqure out how to post pics I will send photos.
My suggestion would be try and build something over the top, but that dosent enfringe on loading and unloading other crafts also not be a head banger, just my thoughts.

I built a small reciever on the back of my two place trailer,it really wasnt very hard to do,and has been very handy.Ive pulled a single with a Raider behind it cross country with no problems,even kicked it up to 90 coming off Flagstaff behind my Ranger to test the tracking-no problem.I dont think it would be too hard to pull 2 doubles even.Hope this helps.

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Originally posted by vpr725:
I need a trailer that will haul 2 gpr's and a superjet. Does anyone know where I can get one.

Thats simple. Get a double trailer and place a set of bunks on the front so it fits sideways and work on your center of gravity and your there. Thats what I do on my double to haul two couches and a standup.

Mick

I found out today that my Shorelander trailer only has a weight rating of 1500lbs. I cant put anything else on that trailer because it has the torsion axles. Com-fab will build me a double that will haul 2100lbs and extend the tongue 3-4 feet and I will just add bunks in front of the winches. But that will take 3 weeks. Wow I did not think it would be this hard to find a trailer.

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Originally posted by vpr725:
I found out today that my Shorelander trailer only has a weight rating of 1500lbs. I cant put anything else on that trailer because it has the torsion axles.

Torsion axles???

I think my trailer has a rating of 1200 or so. GPR, Blaster 2 and a Square nose on front.
But then again I went over my trailer with my own welder and added my touch to it just before I had it Galvanized.

Good luck.
Mick

Take a look at Shadowtrailers. They have a nice three place trailer.

http://www.shadowtrailers.com/pwc_trailers.htm

I bought a two place trailer from them in 2002 and am still impressed with their construction.

Try finding a small pontoon boat trailer that's for sale.You can then move the runners to do whwhat you want. There is a guy here that has a setup like that.

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Originally posted by QuickMick:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by vpr725:
I found out today that my Shorelander trailer only has a weight rating of 1500lbs. I cant put anything else on that trailer because it has the torsion axles.

Torsion axles???

Yes instead of a solid axle the wheels are mounted to hubs that are attached to some big spring things.

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Originally posted by Roboei:
Take a look at Shadowtrailers. They have a nice three place trailer.

http://www.shadowtrailers.com/pwc_trailers.htm

I bought a two place trailer from them in 2002 and am still impressed with their construction.

Do you know if they have any dealers on the east coast? They have the trailer I want but it would be to much to ship.

When I purchased my two place trailer from them in 2002 I contacted them directly and had it shipped to Texas from California.

I believe I paid $500 to have it shipped. I will look for the invoice and let you know the exact cost.

One of the many things I liked about dealing with this manufacture directly was that I was able to customize the trailer with anything I wanted.

They were an excellent group to work with from my initial order to handling shipping for me.

If you are interested in their trailers they will probably give you a quote for the trailer and shipping over the phone.

ive also mounted a reciever hitch to the rear of my 2 place trailer, ive got my stand up on a single trailer that i pull behind my 2 place trailer, works fantasic.

My Shorelandr has broken (cracked) twice. Now I'm looking for a new compact double for two GPR's. Any ideas?

My next step is to get com-fab trailers to make me a heavy duty solid axle trailer and either add 3 ft on the tongue or wait until the end of the season to get a custom made trailer for all three.