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Its already just shy of 64 inches wide and if I had to bet, you will probably add at least 12-18 inches to each side. This puts you at just shy of 8.5 feet wide. As for length, I would play it safe with and get at least a 14 foot long trailer. In my opinion, once you get 14 + foot long, a 2 axle trailer will be much better.
That thing will be wicked with Tracks!!! Make sure you post some pictures!! Good luck and enjoy @DTC !!!
That thing will be wicked with Tracks!!! Make sure you post some pictures!! Good luck and enjoy @DTC !!!
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The width with tracks sounds pretty wide, most trailers are 8 feet wide inside plus fenders. I would buy a 18 foot trailer, because I'm always finding something I want to load up with my S X S like wood splitter, dirt bike and wife if she's getting on my nerves. HA
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Unless you go with a bed over the tires and I think they are 9 feet wide, pretty tall trailer which would be great for rough terrain. Not so great for corners on the hi way.
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I'd check out these guys. I have the 20ft. tilt bed MX Speedloader with the removable fenders. It's awesome!
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Camoplast was bought out by Camso and redesigned the tracks check it out on utube before you buy. You will want the new ones the serial number wioll start with 6255
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If you go to the Camso web site. they have a guide for measuring for a trailer. The tracks will increase the width by 14.5 inches and length by 61.5 inches
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