Trailex CT7541 2005 EB tire rack, winch, storage boxes, fuel storage, dolly
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11-28-2020, 08:48 AM | Replies: 8 | Views: 1865
Track Day
Join Date: Feb 2015
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Price
$5,500
- Location Fairfield, CT, 06824, USA
- Condition Used
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Purchased trailer in 2018 as second owner. Comes with tire rack, winch 5000lbs, 2 storage boxes and fuel storage, new tires all round and electric over hydraulic brakes. I am a bit OCD so spent over $3500 to make it new. The trailer had surge brakes which I am not a fan of so had converted to Electric over Hydraulic where you have best of both worlds, power of hydraulic and adjustability of electric. New springs, spindle, brakes and pads, bearings. Just replaced all new tires with Dunlop Endurance with 230 miles on them. Will includes trailer dolly. Serviced every season. Located in CT.
11-28-2020, 11:57 AM
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It’s a 2005. Trailer length and details are on trailex website. This trailer is the same dimensions as listed. https://www.trailex.com/products/pc/...T-7541-p46.htm
There is a pic with a cayman on the trailer.
There is a pic with a cayman on the trailer.
12-03-2020, 10:01 PM
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Thanks! Can't seem to DM you, so may I ask what you towed on it and what your tow vehicle is? (I have a 2011 GTS and it looks like it would be a tight fit.)
Did you have to back onto the trailer for weight distribution, or were you able to drive forward onto it? Is it an electric winch?
Is the tire rack a Trailex-installed option? How easy is it to use for 1-2 sets of spare wheels?
What size hitch ball does it use, and what might my tow vehicle need for a brake controller?
Can you drive up the ramps without scraping or did you have to use wooden blocks or raceramps to keep from scraping?
Sorry for all the questions! Looks like a nice trailer!
Diane
dianesullenb@gmail.com
Arlington, VA
Did you have to back onto the trailer for weight distribution, or were you able to drive forward onto it? Is it an electric winch?
Is the tire rack a Trailex-installed option? How easy is it to use for 1-2 sets of spare wheels?
What size hitch ball does it use, and what might my tow vehicle need for a brake controller?
Can you drive up the ramps without scraping or did you have to use wooden blocks or raceramps to keep from scraping?
Sorry for all the questions! Looks like a nice trailer!
Diane
dianesullenb@gmail.com
Arlington, VA
