Hear you go. You can get different V brackets very cheap. The expensive part is the bow stop/winch posts.
Look at the cross bars, it makes the whole set up 100% width adjustable.
Wouldn't it be cheaper to just go buy a triton instead of going to buy a pontoon trailer and try modifying it and if does work it's garbage or worst while towing a ski falls off??
My 4 ski trailer was custom built based on a pontoon trailer. I gave the company specific directions on bunk widths, axle placement, removable winch placement, etc. Overall I am happy with it but I had to sort out all kinds of small issues once I got it because they did not build it exactly as I requested. Overall, I love the trailer now that I fixed these issues. The trailer cost me $2000 and I had to spend another $400 to correct some issues.
Can't wait!Heading out on a ski/camping trip tomorrow. When I get the skis off the trailer and into the water on Wed or Thurs, I will snap a few pics.
Hear you go. You can get different V brackets very cheap. The expensive part is the bow stop/winch posts.
Look at the cross bars, it makes the whole set up 100% width adjustable.
Seems like the difficult part would be mounting winch posts for the rear skis so they could fold down and out of the way in order to get the front skis on and secured. The front posts could be stationary but the rears could not be.....
Actually, that's the easiest part. You can buy a 2" hitch receiver for pennies on the dollar. Then you just use a receiver pin to hold it in place. It's 100% removable. That's how the manufacturers of the 4 place trailers do it.
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