Snowmobile Trailer ????

[gonehunting]

I am looking to buy a new snowmobile trailer to haul my atv and fishhouse. I am using it for this exclusively as I have no sleds, yet. Just wanted to hear the good and bads of the major brands. Aluma, Triton, Sledbed, Bear Track, etc. Are any better than the others. I know some have had issues with welds/frames cracking etc but not sure which ones. I appreciate any suggestions. I have most major brands available in my area.

[bturck]

I bought a Neuman Alumnan trailer two years ago. 6x10 with drop down ramp. It handles my ATV with plow blade attached and Clam Yukon behind it, standing on somewaht on edge. I really like the trailer, use it to haul riding mower to the cabin as well. The light weight is nice when pushing it into the garage. Neuman is made in Royalton MN.

[randerson]

All the Brands you mention would be fine. Down fall to Atv/sled trailer is hauling capacity typically 2000-2200 gvw trailer ways 500-700 lbs so if you every plan on using it for anything else it is very easy to max out there is a lot of options with a 3500# axels that would hold up better in the long run. I realize you said you were only going to use it for atv and fish house but there are alot of utility trailers that would also work. If going with a sled trailer I would at least get one with a A-frame tongue VS. just a straight tong. There are also some Stainless trailers out there I believe they are called Royal out of Wis. that are good too.

[Riich]

I bought the Aluma 5410 a couple of years ago and it is working out very well for me. It's lightweight, and tows like it isn't even behind you. But like mentioned above, it doesn't carry a lot of weight, but if you are using it only for ATV and ice fishing use, it is perfect. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat. My next one will be the 6316, a little wider and long enough for two ATV's. Someday.