I have a 700-4 on order as dealer does not have one in stock. Honda's website sez the 700-4 is 60 inches wide. Dealer website and other websites say it is 61.1 inches wide. Can someone confirm the width for me? My trailer is only 60.5 inches between the rails. Will a new 700-4 fit?
Hondasxs
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Welcome to the community. Lots of info here, getting to be to much to keep track of.
Anyways.
Hondas website says 60 inches. 60.5 is a tight fit.
If you change tires you will need a new trailer.
This thread may help general-pioneer-discussion-f47/pioneer-trailer-t337-10.html
Anyways.
Hondas website says 60 inches. 60.5 is a tight fit.
If you change tires you will need a new trailer.
This thread may help general-pioneer-discussion-f47/pioneer-trailer-t337-10.html
I agree with HondaSxS, It will be a tight fit if your unit has stock rims and tires. All the aftermarket wheels have offsets that push the width out (especially on the front). Fully stock mine measured just a little over 60" and with the new aftermarket rims it measures just over 61 1/4 " on the front. The other dimension that has caused some challenges is the tall height of the P4 with hard top; standard height garage doors are having some clearance issues.
I had a trailer that was 59.75" wide. I measured a P2 at the dealer and it was very close to 60" from outside wheel to outside wheel. I now have the Aluma 7712H BT for my P4. The trailer is 6.5'W x 12' long. But if your breaking the bank buying a Pioneer, it can be a challenge spending and/or justifying having to buy another trailer. :roll:
That would be tight to too tight fit. Not sure what type of Trailer you have and was mentioned if able to swing a new trailer or not. If not then and is a standard flat bed trailer with angle iron side wall rails. Could you take it to a shop and have them cut off then move each side out a couple of inches with new mounting brackets welded on bed frame? Of course would need to add couple inches up front on that front rail to tie in the adjusted out side rails and if have ramp on rear then need to move the pin connection out on the ramp to lock it up. That may be option and not too much cost?
ohanacreek
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6'W is really a minimum "ideal" size. 5' trailer has a very high center of gravity, relative to width versus a 6' or greater width trailer.
If your on a windy or winding, esp with a full cab it could be "exciting" to pull.
Not to mention it probably won't fit without scraping or "modifying" the machine or trailer.
If your on a windy or winding, esp with a full cab it could be "exciting" to pull.
Not to mention it probably won't fit without scraping or "modifying" the machine or trailer.
