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[TimAggas]

Hello everyone. Aggas family here. We just purchased a 1990 Sea Ray Sundancer 270 DA. I need a trailer for winter storage and in season repairs. Any ideas or suggestions?
(UPDATE) Thanks Everyone For Your Comments and Suggestions. I am sure they will help.

 

[Pirate Lady]

Whats the beam? 8.6’ is trailerable, over that requires a permit (in MD).

 

[TimAggas]

(9.0ft I believe @ 5800lbs. I am in Michigan
Michigan
45' Trailer only
8' Beam
13' 6" Height
60' Vehicle and boat
3,000 Separate brakes
Just found this web site....... American Boating Association,
U.S. State Boat Towing Laws

 

[Pirate Lady]

Trailers can be expensive. But if you can keep boat at home during winter it can pay off as apposed to storage fees at a marina. I see trailers for sale on Facebook, try there.

 

[TimAggas]

I have been looking on Craigslist and FB Marketplace and see a few but not sure if they are the right ones. Roller or wood bunk better? Our 25 ft thompson had rollers and our 25 ft four winns had wood bunks. Found one (tri axle) that had a 27 ft Baha Cruiser on it and may check it out.

 

[JimG]

I prefer the bunk trailers.

Some reading for you:
http://www.clubsearay.com/index.php?threads/official-1990-1993-270-290-da-thread.37133/

Best of luck and welcome to CSR!

 

[Wanderer 290]

Trailers go fast, especially in Michigan. Make sure it has adjustable bunks and definitely check the bearings and brakes. If the trailer you mentioned above meets your needs and passes inspection move fast.
Most Loadmaster trailers can be fit to the boats specific hull.