I'm thinking about installing the floe enclosure on my 4 place floe. Has anyone done this? I live in ndak does anyone know who to contact within a 400-500 mile radius and any idea want it would cost? all opinions would be great. thanks
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I was interested in the same thing. The reply I got from a Floe dealer is below:
A 2011 22' trailer comes standard with electric brakes on both axles and has 13" tires. With 4 tie downs the price would be $4950. An enclosure for this trailer would be $5300.
We have some 2009 20' trailers on closeout if you are interested. They have electric brakes on one axle, 13' tires and includes 4 tie downs and are priced at $4100. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Thanks,
Brian
Moose Lake Implement & Sport
218-485-4486 or 218-389-6721
A 2011 22' trailer comes standard with electric brakes on both axles and has 13" tires. With 4 tie downs the price would be $4950. An enclosure for this trailer would be $5300.
We have some 2009 20' trailers on closeout if you are interested. They have electric brakes on one axle, 13' tires and includes 4 tie downs and are priced at $4100. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Thanks,
Brian
Moose Lake Implement & Sport
218-485-4486 or 218-389-6721
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Yes and I love it,
I am on my second one. 1.25" alum tubing, Triton uses 1". no wobbling and very solid both doors open and close easy. Tows great. 162" sled fits in the 12' protektor.
my second protektor is the same as my first just cleaner, sold the first one for $3000 and the guy that bought it loves it better than triton's flimsy wobbly one his buddy has!
You won't be dissapointed with the Floe!
Curt:face-icon-small-hap
I am on my second one. 1.25" alum tubing, Triton uses 1". no wobbling and very solid both doors open and close easy. Tows great. 162" sled fits in the 12' protektor.
my second protektor is the same as my first just cleaner, sold the first one for $3000 and the guy that bought it loves it better than triton's flimsy wobbly one his buddy has!
You won't be dissapointed with the Floe!
Curt:face-icon-small-hap
We just traded our 21' United inline for a 14' this summer. I have not used it for sleds yet but I already have about 1,500 miles on it pulling ATV's and some other stuff and so far I love it. Pulls very easy and seams very solid.
I know a few people with them and I have never heard one bad thing about them. Good Luck.
I know a few people with them and I have never heard one bad thing about them. Good Luck.
