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Regular Price: $3,200.00
$2,750.00
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Pull with any car or truck! The lightweight 260 pound trailer can be pulled by any vehicle that has a trailer hitch! With the bed just 8" above the ground, you can easily load any scooter or electric wheelchair. The gate is only 9 pounds.
| Cargo Capacity | 600 lb |
| Trailer Weight | 285 lb |
| Trailer Weight With Cover | 335 lb |
| Usable Length | 5' |
| Usable Width | 2' 5.5" |
| Usable Height - Min | 3' 4" |
| Usable Height - Max | 3' 4" |
| Overall Length | 7' 3" |
| Overall Width | 3' 9" |
| Tires & Rims | 4.80-12" High Speed Tires & 4 Lug Rims |
| Axle & Hub Type | Torflex Axle & E-Z Lube Spindles |
| Hitch Type | Ball Mount Hitch |
| Floor Height | 9" |
| Shell Material | Optional Aluminum Cover |
| Brakes | No |
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Size
- Standard, 29.5" x 60": +$0.00
- Standard, 29.5" x 60": +$0.00
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Accessories
- Standard Features: +$0.00
- Shock Assisted Gate: +$0.00
- Trailer Coupler Lock: +$0.00
- Optional Accessories: +$0.00
- Mounted Spare Tire: +$143.00
- Wind & Rock Deflector: +$251.00
- Rubber Bed Liner: +$429.00
- Aluminum Cover: +$1,072.00
- Standard Features: +$0.00
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Mobility Covers
- Large Scooter Cover: +$102.00
- Large Power Chair Cover: +$102.00
- Super Size Scooter Cover: +$111.00
- Super Size Power Chair Cover: +$111.00
- Large Scooter Cover: +$102.00
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A Real Life Saver! |
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Jan 6, 2011 10:29 PM
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| Dick from North Texas would recommend this to a friend. | |
| A Little About Myself |
Retired, in my 80's.
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| Pros |
This trailer works perfectly, does exactly what it was built to do. Solid as a brick. Lets you transport a chair comfortably with a compact car. Two round trips from Texas to California as well as daily use around town. No complaints. None. |
| Cons |
Maybe a bit pricey? I wish it was a bit longer, if my wife ever gets back from the nursing home it won't be big enough for BOTH of our chairs.
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| Service & Delivery |
Excellent. It requires assembly but I paid a small, local trailer repair shop $35 to do the job. Took'em about 40 minutes.
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I'm stopped frequently by people who say it's exactly what someone they know needs. You better behave in public, for sure; folks tend to remember the guy with
the "little red trailer."
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