Will this take being in and out of water as on a boat trailer
75878
Good morning Daryl, Unfortunately the tire sensors are not water proof, only water resistant.
421317
As a boater I would say NO. I don't think it is stable enough for that use.
449348
Yes, once assembled, this trailer is easy to put on and off. Be sure to use Teflon tape on the axle to better secure the screw on fittings. They can loosen while riding or use lock washers. Don't try to carry too much weight either, the wheel can flop to one side due to the spring suspension. I switched to a burly trailer to haul my dog around. Lol
2194319
Not in my case. It's heavy enough, othervise you can use a rope to tighten it. I use inflatable boat.
940787
I have taken this boat on a small lake along with a bigger boat. it is hard to control its direction, fits one perfect 2 fit tight but doable holds up to 350lbs I believe, but I also have a challenger 2person inflatable kayak that work a lot better for what you are looking for and fishing
1329311
Not to my knowledge. It is used on a boat with bungee cords to hold it in place.
375759
If you have a drive on trailer and only use the strap to tighten it down , yes. If you winch all the way I think the strap might be a little light,
708692
Towing is a little tricky, but it would mount vertically on edge behind a camper. As for fishing, there is not much ability to stand up and move around with tackle, etc, but there is a cooler area in which to store the catch.
1314014
it will take spills and splashes but it wont take being under water. Its excellant in a shop enviornment.
1046589
I am using the trailer for a 14 ft. Jon boat and it works well. I think it would be very good for a 12 ft kayak. This is a good piece of equipment. The only thing that concerns me is that the wheels are rather small. I don't feel comfortable traveling over 55mph with this trailer and I try to stay off of interstates.
2209513
I recommend putting it in the fully down position when trailering. It only takes a second to put close it. I have left it open on accident when trailering and it seemed fine.
99587
I would be hesitant to give you a 100% yes on this. The tires are about 3-3.5" wide and not very tall to stay on top of the sand. It would depend what type of sand you are trying to go through. When it is water logged, it seems to have some more "holding power" versus it being powder dry. The cart itself is well enough made to haul the load. I think you could possibly get different wheel/tires that are wider and taller to fit your needs. I also believe that most of the wagons that I looked at had very similar tires/wheels.
2212850
Yes it will blow out. I use mine in back of horse trailer. Blocked from wind. Love this shower.
1752766
I don't know what that trailer model is, but I'd assume its going in the water. In that case, sure, these things are great. Just measure the inside of your wheel hub to make sure you know the right inside diameter BB to get. They have a printable template on their website if you don't have a good measuring tool.
1389390
Yes. 100%. The truck can be totally under water without a problem. I own 2 of them. Best basher out there.
1701421
the cover has an elastic band that is continuous around the bottom. it fits pretty snugly if you pull it down to completely cover the wheels. I would have no problem towing it on a trailer with the cover on.
1509198
Not sure why not. The load stop option gives a higher side support, but that can be a barrier if your boat has lots of tumblehome.