I want to purchase a single kayak trailer - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Cattledog · 07-27-2014, 05:06 PM

PWC trailer-
http://www.shorelandr.com/pages/t_sp...productID=1150

Found it on Craig's - they are out there if you keep looking. Paid $450 for it - very good condition. I added a "ladder stabilizer" to each of the sides and attached them with radiator clamps. All other adjustments / changes to the trailer were easily made just by loosening bolts and moving the bunks and tongue within their adjustable ranges.

I wouldn't call this a light weight trailer but I am able to move it around and connect it to my truck pretty easily.

I have a full size truck but I still elected to get a trailer to help make the PA easier to deal with for launch and recovery. I think you are less likely to scratch up the PA using a trailer like this too.

Ladder stabilizer,
https://www.google.com/search?q=ladd...81%3B298%3B300

Home Depot sells ladder stabilizers.

07-27-2014, 05:06 PM	#1
Cattledog Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: San Diego Posts: 31	Trailer I use with my PA 14 PWC trailer- http://www.shorelandr.com/pages/t_sp...productID=1150 Found it on Craig's - they are out there if you keep looking. Paid $450 for it - very good condition. I added a "ladder stabilizer" to each of the sides and attached them with radiator clamps. All other adjustments / changes to the trailer were easily made just by loosening bolts and moving the bunks and tongue within their adjustable ranges. I wouldn't call this a light weight trailer but I am able to move it around and connect it to my truck pretty easily. I have a full size truck but I still elected to get a trailer to help make the PA easier to deal with for launch and recovery. I think you are less likely to scratch up the PA using a trailer like this too. Ladder stabilizer, https://www.google.com/search?q=ladd...81%3B298%3B300 Home Depot sells ladder stabilizers.