Trailer

Thanks for the + remarks! Having owned 3 prior Triton trailers before this one; I feel that Triton builds a very dependable snowmobile trailer. I am sure I could have saved some money if I went with another brand. However, my new trailer fits my needs.
 
Here are a few pics after getting the deck sprayed with a bedliner material. Now I just need to get the ski guides and track mats down.
 

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I want to also say that my Uncle has a Triton trailer and there was a defect in the primer they used when painting the trailer in the factory. Long story short, the paint started to peel over winter and randomly one day Triton called him and said after season they wanted the trailer back to repaint everything. They wouldn't even give him money to pay to get it fixed, they wanted to do it. The reasoning was they didn't want to have their name on trailers where the paint was peeling.
They will stand behind their products and the best trailer to boot.
 
How well do the sleds glide over the bed-liner material? Was thinking of doing to mine to protect the wood.
 
Fourcam281 said:
How well do the sleds glide over the bed-liner material? Was thinking of doing to mine to protect the wood.

Likely not very well. That is why I am putting down ski guides. Should be finished tomorrow night. Will post more pics then.
 
How does the truck bed material stand up to studs?I have a Triton PR 187 coming, looking for ideas to protect the floor and ramps.
 
I didn't get it completed so I hope to finish tomorrow and post the pics then. I am very impressed with the hardness of the bed liner coating. It was tough getting screws for the guides to get started. I have a combination of rubber mats and plastic grip bars on the ramp door since this area will take the most abuse from the track/studs. For the bed I just have ski guides for now.
 


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