Pontoon trailers

[KrashR]

Does anyone have any good experience with purchasing a newer bunk style pontoon trailer? I already have a 20' pontoon and had a scissor trailer (sold it) and currently have a single axle cheap Hill City trailer. Nothing against them but pretty sure it's a 2k pound axle and I'm over the rating when you include the entire weight.

I'm looking at a dual axle bunk Tebben's or Wolverine trailer at this point but does anyone have any experience with either or another name brand model?

[peerchking]

go to Tebbins website http://www.tebben.us/product.php?Bunk-Pontoon-Trailers-27

[ottertailguy]

When I purchased my Bennington 9 years ago I received a Tebbens trailer free with the purchases of a pontoon. I didn't even see the trailer until I picked it up a couple weeks later. Boy was I surprised how nice it was and even though I just use it in the spring and fall I feel I could tow my toon along ways if needed. My only issue is it needs tabs every year because how much it can carry.

[KrashR]

Thanks for the info, I was leaning towards the Tebben already. ottertailguy any chance you're interested in selling your trailer?

Any other opinions or used bunk pontoon trailers for sale out there?

[ottertailguy]

No chance, its just too convenient having it. I wouldn't have bought one but it's nice having one. Last year I had to take it to the shop mid season for a new propeller in the water pump. Keep looking I'm sure you will find one.

[NEANGLER]

We just bought a new 20' Benny from Miller in St Cloud and we got a Yacht club bunk from them. Has guide ons on it and it was $1695 new, nice trailer. Neighbor has the same one and likes it as well.

[ottertailguy]

Was it a single or tandem axle, mine is a tandem and just used it today to put the pontoon on the lake for the year. I'm all ready for opener, it should be a very good one. Even with the low water and having bunks I was able to get it off today.