Looks like a 3500lb axle , my brother owns a Trailer Shop and I worked there off and on for years, get to memorize part numbers , on this 3500lb axle the wheel bearing numbers are 44649 outer 68149 inner and 58846 seal
Nice review Big Guy, I'm buying a trailer very soon and my thoughts are with a 7x16 size. I have 2 Ski Doo 137" track Enduros. Do you think they fit easily? I don't care for the deck over style trailers because of the ramp angle. I slipped and fell twice on the ramps of deck overs.
My sleds are both 137's which measure 10 feet ski tip to bumper, not counting the flap. I chose 16 foot trailer because it will give me 4 feet of open space either in front or behind the 2 sleds. This will allow me to perform any maintenance with room, carry gear in the trailer if I have a 3rd sled in my pick-up bed thus leaving room inside the truck for passengers. Just a heads up, the walls on enclosed trailers a very thin. Like, stupid thin. I am currently working on a video on installing plywood inside my unfinished trailer to prevent any damage to the exterior skin from happening from with in the trailer. To answer your question, you will have planty of room.
Looks like a 3500lb axle , my brother owns a Trailer Shop and I worked there off and on for years, get to memorize part numbers , on this 3500lb axle the wheel bearing numbers are 44649 outer 68149 inner and 58846 seal
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Nice review Big Guy, I'm buying a trailer very soon and my thoughts are with a 7x16 size. I have 2 Ski Doo 137" track Enduros. Do you think they fit easily?
I don't care for the deck over style trailers because of the ramp angle. I slipped and fell twice on the ramps of deck overs.
My sleds are both 137's which measure 10 feet ski tip to bumper, not counting the flap. I chose 16 foot trailer because it will give me 4 feet of open space either in front or behind the 2 sleds. This will allow me to perform any maintenance with room, carry gear in the trailer if I have a 3rd sled in my pick-up bed thus leaving room inside the truck for passengers. Just a heads up, the walls on enclosed trailers a very thin. Like, stupid thin. I am currently working on a video on installing plywood inside my unfinished trailer to prevent any damage to the exterior skin from happening from with in the trailer.
To answer your question, you will have planty of room.