Looking at the flat bed versamax and would be used on gravel, concrete, and unimproved launches with year round use.
I like the versatility of the Versamax. I understand the Versamax only comes with a 12 foot bed. I have an 18 foot whitewater raft. I think the overhang would work, but am wondering if the tongue would be long enough to accommodate a winch while providing turning room with the vehicle. My biggest obstacle has been tongues too short and extending them myself usually voids warranties. I figure I need an absolute minimum of 18 feet from coupler to back of bed. Can you tell me how long the 12 foot is? I do have a couple e-mail requests out for information but haven't heard back yet. Thanks.I have this exact trailer(7'x12') and love it. I ordered it with a winch and back roller and it makes for easy loading and unloading. I'm currently en route to the main salmon and have driven it 600+ miles at freeway speed with two boats worth of gear on it and it's handled it great so far (knock on wood). It has the 13" tires and has bounced down gravel roads and rocky boat ramps without a problem. Definitely worth checking them out.
That's the configuration I was looking at. Thanks for all the replies.I have this exact trailer(7'x12') and love it. I ordered it with a winch and back roller and it makes for easy loading and unloading. I'm currently en route to the main salmon and have driven it 600+ miles at freeway speed with two boats worth of gear on it and it's handled it great so far (knock on wood). It has the 13" tires and has bounced down gravel roads and rocky boat ramps without a problem. Definitely worth checking them out.
Those look like great raft trailers! How much do those run? Do you know how much they weigh?That's the configuration I was looking at. Thanks for all the replies.
That's the configuration I was looking at. Thanks for all the replies.