Need recommendation on new trailer for my '87 V20 Steplift

[oteps]

What are u towing it with? Prius or f350? THat will help make the decision on brakes easier.

[sgnhis]

Thanks everyone! Is there a Venture trailer model you would recommend? Like the VB-3100??

And Merry Christmas!!!

[sgnhis]

Thanks everyone for the great advice! Does anyone have a particular trailer brand and model in mind? I just want to make sure the one I purchase fits like a glove. I'm hoping to find a single axle with no brakes but it seems and trailers in my weight range all have brakes--I can deal with (I actually own a brake repair business). I was looking at the Venture VB-3100 galvanized mode single axlel with brakes (standard). Think this would be a good fit?

Thanks again for all the help!

[sgnhis]

It's a new 2018 Load Rite aluminum, single torsion bar axle, no brakes, LED lights, PVC guides and and a target bunch up front--model #5S-AC203100102T from a dealer in Deltaville, VA $2,250 out the door. Will get it in about 2 weeks. Thanks for all the feed back hope she fits right and tight. Will forward another pic with her loaded on it soon.

[GB87]

I have a 1987 V20 and have used a load-rite single axle roller trailer for years. Much like you, I take a trip to the ramp in the spring and one in the fall. No problems. I tow with a Chevy 4WD truck. I did go from a dual to the single axle but the single has 14 inch wheels.
GB

[sgnhis]

Thanks GB, do you know the weight rating of your trailer?

[Destroyer]

As said before, there's nothing wrong with a single axle trailer. Heck, I used to tow from NJ to Fla (1600 miles) twice a year on a single axle ShorLand'r . As long as the trailer is rated for the weight of your boat and equipment there's no real issues.

[sgnhis]

Got it! Was just wondering if a 3300 series trailer was a good choice as one has suggested suggested (w/15" wheels). I'll quit beating this dead horse now and thanks everyone and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!