Hobie Cat Forums

hey,

I was just wondering how much people were paying for their trailers?

I paid $125 for a used galvanized trailer that I then customized for the TI. With cradles at $220 and some hardware, I spent under $400 and it is still light enough to push around.

cheers,

jesse

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2011 Golden Papaya TI with a 250 square foot spinnaker!
also a more manageable 100 square foot spinny...
&
the TI3 rear ama mod

I've bought two trailers recently - both are used but like new. Triton aluminum trailers for personal watercraft. These are $1500+ trailers, but many watercraft dealers end up with bookoos of them which they can't sell. I paid about $500 for each of them. They're fully aluminum, torsion axles, light yet very tough. Best trailers I've ever owned.

I am adapting a 2nd hand jet ski trailer for my TI. Can anyone tell me where to position the TI trailer cradles?

67" spacing.

Aft cradle sits at the forward edge of the aft side handle.

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Matt Miller
Director of Parts and Accessory Sales
Hobie Cat USA

I have the Malone Sport trailer with TI cradles front and back. Can you guys tell me if it is ok to store the boat on its hull on the trailer indoors? Will it warp the hull?