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I just purchased a 2019 Bennington R25 with the ESP package (32 inches center tube) with a 250hp. How do I know what type of trailer I need or what to tell a trailer vendor to ensure I get the right trail for the setup of the boats Tritons? Appreciate all and any advice.
 
If you plan to trailer it any distance, I would strongly recommend a bunk trailer designed for the weight and length of your Bennington. Also consider any height limitations for storage.
 
LaurencetheAdventurer

Thread 'Trailer Design - Welcome to my CRAZY'

Ok, boat ordered, now working to get the ideal trailer to go along with my Perfect Boat. LOL. Figure this is my last boat, and will be trailering a lot, so might as well get it right. I have read a lot about trailer fails, and have experience a myriad of issues boating with friends over the last 15 years. So, looking for any input on key features - see My Crazy as I have researched options and summarized the data I have found in the attached. Key Issues:
  1. Ladder / Winch Design (I want to be boating when I am 90, a good ladder & handrail seems KEY). Can't figure out why so few...
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I had an Easyloader Custom Executive Series, twice, loved the second one as they included the center extension that supports the ESP center toon as it sits further back than the two outside toons. Was color matched to my pontoon. Towed great, easy to load and looked sharp, in my opinion
 
The two basic trailer types is bunk trailer and scissor trailer. Bunk style is more stable on the road. Scissor style accommodates off loading and shallow boat landings. Scissor trailers for tritoons have a special lifting frame that may not work for every brand of boat. Bunk trailers for tritoons are thought to require a center bunk.
 
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