I have a 16ft canoe...will your trailer carry it
1641526
Absolutely. Mine happens to be 18', but is also set to handle my 16' kayak either solo or nested.leeper
1641527
I certainly should fit on that trailer - our one is 12 ft. Best regards, Marion
1641528
Absolutely. Mine happens to be 18', but is also set to handle my 16' kayak either solo or nested. leeper
1641529
I wouldn't suggest using this trailer for that, I have a 12' long 32" wide Jon Boat and it hangs about a foot, foot and a half off the back of the trailer
1641530
the trailer is approximately 15' long with about 14' thats usable but your allowed a 3' over hang ( DOT Law ) as far as weight youll have no problem
1046591
Absolutely. I have a 10' RIB on my trailer and I have lent it to a friend who has a 12' dinghy.
990244
As far as weight goes, you should be fine. My boat and trailer gross at about 4400 lbs, but tongue weight is significantly less. You will have to measure the trailer tongue to see how it will bolt up
299824
I have mine on a party barge so I don't travel that fast very often. But I don't see why not. I had left it up once when pulling it on the trailer at 50 - 55 for about 4 miles without a problem. The best thing to do is check with the manufacture for their recommendations.
42209
I bought for an older JAYCO trailer 2.200 lbs and they are great and were a great replacement and more weight than your trailer. As long as the wheels are the same....
428138
Yes - in my opinion, this would work fine BUT you really need to secure your kayak well to the cart - I find the best success of toting my 11 footer is by securing the cart to the middle of the kayak rather than the opposite end you are pulling - good luck!!
712764
Depends on how much junk you have in the boat... and how far you're going to haul it. Big motor..? I wouldn't do it, since the weight would hang quite a bit back on the load. The trailer is stout enough, but I'd be sensible about how much it could handle.
1046593
The trailer is designed for a jon boat or row boat. I guess it is not good to transport a 12 feet kayak because it is not easy to sit the kayak on the trailer steadily. If you want to do some DIY work, it might be OK.
1259503
If your trailer has a standard winch post, then yes. I put this on a 16' boat trailer...works like a champ!
1046589
I am using the trailer for a 14 ft. Jon boat and it works well. I think it would be very good for a 12 ft kayak. This is a good piece of equipment. The only thing that concerns me is that the wheels are rather small. I don't feel comfortable traveling over 55mph with this trailer and I try to stay off of interstates.
545421
I can say I use my trailer to carry a 8ft john boat and it just fits I also install bunk rollers on it it just bolted in. Yes it has plenty of predrilled holes in the frame of the trailer, hope this helps
1894476
I bought a smaill trailer that is just the right size for the boat. It is a full four feet wide and needs to lie flat.
996333
Not sure but it halls my 18'mohawk fiberglass canoe just fine. A little shaky but rachet straps take care of that. I do recomend this product for that.
567539
I used mine for a 14" john boat with mud motor all my gear loaded in it. No problems. 75mph for 2 hours to my hunting spot.
849876
No it will not. The boat slides on and off the trailer much easier and smoother
96043
I used the jack on a small boat trailer and it worked great for me .(A 16 ft flat bottom aluminum boat trailer)
472880
You will need something significantly bigger than these. I use them in a canoe and wish I went a little bigger.