I have been shopping for a kayak trailer and wondered what brands folks have had good luck with. I thought about buying a utility trailer and equipping it to haul kayaks, but every one I have looked at is too heavy. When I get it home I will have to disconnect it from the truck and move it around back out of sight.
I am pretty pleased with the specs on the Tennessee Trailers version.
Sick, tired, hungry, broke, busted, disgusted, can't be trusted, been imposed on and won't fight
My dealer pushes the Yakima.
Motorcycle shocks as opposed to some that use auto shocks.
$3000 +/-.
I have seen others 4 racks and gear storage for $1600.
I am still looking as well.
check out con-fab trailers they have multiply options to pick from with a decent price tag
1999 Stratos 273 Vindicator
2000 Johnson 150hp
Humminbird Helix 7 Si
Humminbird Helix 5 sonar
Bonifide SS127
That's the one I am just about sold on. Gene "Flukemaster" Jensen uses it. I would have to drive about six hours to get it.Originally Posted by verno769
Sick, tired, hungry, broke, busted, disgusted, can't be trusted, been imposed on and won't fight
That is where I heard of them also. Its like a 15 hr drive one way for me.
1999 Stratos 273 Vindicator
2000 Johnson 150hp
Humminbird Helix 7 Si
Humminbird Helix 5 sonar
Bonifide SS127
I ordered the Com Fab trailer. I have to drive to Atlanta next week to pick it up.
Sick, tired, hungry, broke, busted, disgusted, can't be trusted, been imposed on and won't fight
Well, dang. I didn’t see this thread until just now. Apparently it’s too late to suggest Custom Kayak Trailers in Rutledge, TN.
The guy does some really neat stuff, all custom to order - dimensions, mesh boxes, rod tubes, cooler slot, bunks, paint color, wheels...literally everything can be customized
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