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rehmbo

Post subject: Re: Genesis trailers

Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2014 3:57 am

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Hate to say it, but looks like the 350 might be a bit undersprung for an H16 which is already 320# without gear. New, the 450 is about $200 more, but I suppose that doesn't help you much.

You could probably do some reinforcing and perhaps re-spring it (check etrailer.com for parts). By the time you invest all the extra effort/money, you might be better off with a larger trailer.

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PurdueZach

Post subject: Re: Genesis trailers

Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2014 8:18 am

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Location: Satellite Beach, FL

I just picked up a Genesis galvanized trailer from Sailboats Inc. Thanks guys.

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ASDASC

Post subject: Re: Genesis trailers

Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2014 8:37 pm

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Location: Harsens Island, Michigan

Hi Zack, I definately have trailer envy! I just picked up a ratted out older steel trailer for my H16. It was only $125, but will end up putting new tires and lights on it, along with painting it. But it will work for now CRAM events this year, so I am happy.

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