Other Triple trailer

[escore]

Just thought I would post a picture of my triple Triton aluminum in case any one else was interested in making one. It is really quite easy and can hual any combo of two blasters and a stand up or smaller. You have to start with a Triton Elite and from there its about $250 worth of parts plus the welding.

 

[iangdesign]

Any combo of two blasters and a standup I want?!

 

[IS0LD0UT]

Need more pics from the back and the welding you mentioned.

 

[escore]

I'll work on that tonight.

 

[escore]

Here are some pictures. I basically bought a Triton Elite two place trailer which is meant for two big boat sit downs. I then ordered two extra bunks, extra winch and mount, the tray the winch sits in, and 8 of the tracks the bunks run in. Also the carriage bolts and the square brackets for the bunk adjustment. Then it was pretty simple to just have the 8 tracks welded on as well as the guide for the winch mount. I kind of messed up and should of moved my bunk guides in a little more but every thing works great. I also had the two tabs welded to my tool box to run a strap across my stands and then put the diamond plate down so they can fall through the bottom. Everything came out really great.

 

[IS0LD0UT]

That is a nice trailer! Great job.

 

[escore]

Thanks, I am really happy with it and its really not a big deal to do if you do the figuring. Of course its pricey compared to picking up a used trailer but since I haul 4 skis to Florida every year and leave them there for a few months its definitely worth it for me. If any one wants to do one I'll help out all I can.

 

[Waveblaster Tokyo]

Wow, beautiful trailer. I'm converting my single into a double for my blaster and new SRX. Parts here in Tokyo are crazy expensive. I usually fill up my suitcase
or my kids when traveling back to Ontario for the summer but now we are only allowed one bag.

 

[escore]

Man thats a drag. Is there a lot of riding there?

 

[Waveblaster Tokyo]

Most of the riders are racers or construction types who have parking. The sport is limited because you have to get a license( $600), you need to pay shaken(certification) on the jet ski and the trailer every 2 years.($300 plus) Then you have to find and pay for a parking spot. I'm lucky since I park my gear at a friends house for $25 a month usually it would be $100 plus. To top it off you have to pay to drive on the main highways.

 

[Moto44]

I have the same trailer and want to be able to trailer one sit down & two stand up skis. Do you think it would work with a full size sitdown? Any help or ideas would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[escore]

It would have to all fit and be under 102 inches wide. That is the legal limit. A stand up sits a lot lower so you can kind of overlap the rub rails at the bond line with a taller ski. Just measure your skis and see what the total is and go from there. Superjet is a little narrower than an SXR. I don't think I could do what I did with an SXR.

 

[kurtwolff]

Regular 3 seater skis are right at 48" normally, SJ is 26" I think. So you would be right at 100" with no gaps...pretty tight to 101.5" limit


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[Moto44]

I think if i overlap the rub rails on the two stand-ups by putting a spacer below the bunks on one side to raise one ski up above the other it will work. I will keep you guys posted. Putting a ski in the back of a pickup just blows.