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The Haulmark 12' single axle has a steel frame, the enclosure is aluminum channel and .040 aluminum siding and wood flooring. It's pretty light. Not like the old travel trailers.
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I have a Haulmark trailer. I forget the weight. But I had no problem pulling it with my bike in it with an S-10 v6 chevrolet pick-up. The only problem that did arise was a head wind would make the truck work hard.
The Haulmark 12' single axle has a steel frame, the enclosure is aluminum channel and .040 aluminum siding and wood flooring. It's pretty light. Not like the old travel trailers.
zoood
The Haulmark 12' single axle has a steel frame, the enclosure is aluminum channel and .040 aluminum siding and wood flooring. It's pretty light. Not like the old travel trailers.
zoood
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I have a "Toy Carrier" for my RGU.
They don't get much lighter than this... about 600 lbs for the trailer.
The trailer comes with 4 jacks so you can use it as a mobile garage...
I plan to tow it with Momma's G8.
And no, that is not my bike in the picture...
They don't get much lighter than this... about 600 lbs for the trailer.
The trailer comes with 4 jacks so you can use it as a mobile garage...
I plan to tow it with Momma's G8.
And no, that is not my bike in the picture...
Last edited by PFWiz; 01-10-2011 at 06:44 AM.
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I'll have to look at the weight on mine. I couldnt locate an almost new one with the tandem axle. But all in all. Once you start pulling em. It's not like your constantly dragging it. I'm curious,... does your trike fit through that trailer's opening?