Recommended Trailer for Sea Eagle FishSkiff 16
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I have a 16 foot Sea Eagle fishing boat. Do you have a trailer I could buy and use for that boat. It weighs about 250 LBS including the motor. It is made of a PVC material.
asked by: Robert F
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Expert Reply:
The Malone LowBed MicroSport Trailer part # MPG464-LB can accommodate boats up to 20' long and has crossbars 78" wide with a capacity of 800 lbs so it will be a great choice for a Sea Eagle FishSkiff 16. In order to secure the boat you'll need some sort of tie-down or a carrier like the Malone BigFoot Pro Canoe Carrier part # MPG112MD.
expert reply by:
Conner L
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Products Referenced in This Question
Malone BigFoot Pro Canoe Roof Rack w/ Tie-Downs - Gunwale Brackets - Clamp On
- Watersport Carriers
- Canoe
- Roof Mount Carrier
- Gunwale Brackets
- Aero Bars
- Elliptical Bars
- Factory Bars
- Round Bars
- Square Bars
- Rear Loading
- Clamp On
- No Load Assist
- Malone
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Malone LowBed MicroSport Trailer - 78" Crossbars - 800 lbs
- Kayak Trailer
- Crossbar Style
- 2 Kayaks
- 20 Feet Long
- 800 lbs
- 6-1/2W x 13L Foot
- Galvanized Steel
- Malone
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