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Road King Drop Down Trailers
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Our 1st priority is quality, price, and your satisfaction.

We wanted the best you could get for the money and we are now making Road Kings available to you.

We have the following Retractable Wheel Trailers available to order:


ROAD KING RETRACTABLE WHEEL FRAMES

--Size--------Capacity---------Price

6'6" x 12'----3500 GVWR--------$1225
6'6" x 14'----3500 GVWR--------$1299
6'6" x 16'----3500 GVWR--------$1375

(all trailers are at maximum legal width)

To order or for more info
Call Toll Free: 1-866-333-2160

The following features are standard on all Road King Retractable Wheel Frames

3"x3" square tubed drop tongue system (Standard, not a $75-$100 option like the others) - no need to unhook vehicle from fish house while hammering Red Lake slabs, or Devil¹s Lake perch.

Retractable wheel system with leaf suspension and dual direction cranks, "new" tires, rims and spindles rated to carry up to 3,500 pounds.

Now it's possible to load all your gear and an ATV.

Great for summer hauling or a hunting shack too.

Heavy duty steel fenders (Note inside upper half is covered which I haven't seen on others).

Heavy duty winches and cables.

2"x3" rectangular tubed frame with cross braces every 24 inches for long
term structural support (NO weaker angle iron).

Safety chains, 2" coupler and propane rack included.

All frames primed and painted for long lasting durability.

OPTIONS:

Tongue jack installed $ 45.00
Spare 14" tire and rim (rated for 1,760 pounds) $ 75.00

To order call:
Toll Free: 1-866-333-2160

To arrange to see/purchase them close to Owatonna Cabelas call:
1-507-451-2033

Here are pictures:

Drop Down Hitch
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ICE-ROAD KING Retractable Wheel Fish House Trailer
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ROAD KING Retractable Wheel Fish House Trailer - Lowered
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You can see them at the Medford Cabinet Shop
3 miles North of the Owatonna Cabelas.
1st Exit North Of Cabelas
1st Place on the right as you head east off Interstate I35.

To arrange to see/purchase your Ice Road King close to Owatonna Cabelas in Medford call:
1-507-451-2033

To see/purchase your Ice Road King in Alexandria call or stop by:
Northeast Outfitters
915 Hwy 29 N NE
(320) 763-9598

or
Call Toll Free: 1-866-333-2160

ROAD KING COMFORT FISH HOUSES COMING SOON

ROAD KING is a Trademark.

PS: Custom made trailers to your specs upon request. Please call for quote.

[This message has been edited by Rick (edited 05-20-2003).]

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Stop in and take a peak at the trailers:
Alexandria Outfitters
aka NE Oufitters

in Alexandria.

Now is a very good time to make preparations to build your palace on wheels.

Great for Camping and hunting shacks as well as Ice Fishing Houses on retractable wheels.

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You can also see them in Medford, MN. right off I35. 1st place on the right as you head into Medford.

Only 3 miles north of the Owatonna Cabelas.

Start planning today so your ready to go when you'd like to get started.

[This message has been edited by Rick (edited 04-09-2003).]

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Rick,
My fishhouse is a 7X12 and the wheels are on the back of the house. This makes the tongue weight terrible. I cannot pull my house with a 4-wheeler at all. It bottoms out the wheeler. Could a guy slip one of these trailers under my home and remove the wheels from the back to balance out the weight some? What do you think?
Thanks,
Flash
"Set the Hook"

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Hi Flash,
you would need to have us build a custom trailer for you. You would also need to take out six inches on the side of your house for the wheels to fit in because they are retractable. Otherwise it wouldn't be road legal.

Anything beyond 6'6" in house size width will require a recess for the wheels in the house. Unless you don't need it to be road legal of course for those who store their fish house.

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So, in other words, it would be possible to do? Maybe you could e-mail me at [email protected] I was wondering if you could tell me a price range. Of course it would not be binding. Just a rough guess.
Flash

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Hi Flash,
you've got mail.

It's good to think ahead.

That's for sure.

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We are now in the process of getting the 1st Road King Fish House planned and built.

Should be ready in July.

If you were going to build your own, what would you put in it?

[This message has been edited by Rick (edited 07-11-2003).]

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Loaded question Rick!...Would definately include some cabinet storage...maybe a wall mount for handheld gps (NOT over the hole of course!)...Still looking for ideas to put on the frame here. One thought Kent had that I thought was cool, would be to put the bunks up and forward toward the tongue, like a fifth wheel mobile home...that way the bunk area doesn't interfere with the fishing space...
just a few thoughts...

lets hear some more!

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Northeast Outfitters
915 Hwy 29 N NE
Alexandria, MN 56308
(320) 763-9598

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An insulated bait box that also can be a seat, or used to store things instead of letting them lie around waiting to be kicked into a hole. With a removeable plastic liner to be able to dump out the water. Plastic so more durable than the normal foam.

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The fish house is being built now. It's going to be a dandy.

6' 6" x 14' in diameter.
Extra windows (5 of them)
8 Holes with catch covers.

The interior will be finished with a heater installed. The rest will be left to custom build. You can either do it yourself or have us do it for you.

For those of you that want to build your own we have trailers available. Just give us a call. There is a 2 week lead time.

Toll Free: 1-866-333-2160

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Rick,
I am very interested in purchasing one of your fishhouse trailer frames. I am interested in the 16'frame. I was wondering how I could get a hold of you to ask a few questions and to see if that would be at all possible. I am ready to buy a frame, and have looked at a few of them. I hope to have a frame within a month.

please let me know
Thanks
Fish- N- Hunt
[email protected]

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Fish-N-Hunt...you can use the "contact us" link at the bottom of the page to e-mail Rick directly, or call the 800 number in the post.

good luck,

they are great frames!

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Northeast Outfitters
915 Hwy 29 N NE
Alexandria, MN 56308
(320) 763-9598

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Rick
I have a house on wheels I bought as a shell and I am in the process of "outfitting" her. One thing that is a must is storage, overhead or bench. Ever pull a house across a lake with some loose pails full of jiggle sticks? What a mess. Locking type rod holders on the wall worked great for that problem.
Looking for ideas to secure the auger though.
Not really a fan of bunks- take up too much room, but some sort of retractable system may get me to try it.
Cabinet with radio and speakers works great too, make a handy overhead storage space with tunes(classic country) to boot.
Make sure the back has a set of double doors to drive the wheeler into for hauling.
Just a few Ideas for ya, if you have any, let me know. thanks

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Thanks for contacting me Fish-n-Hunt. When your ready to go, it will only take a couple of weeks to get it to you after you order. Just a reminder, you can use your house for hunting as well.

Thanks for the ideas Poppfish. The 1st Road King fish house is almost off the assembly line. This baby is well built by a very meticulous builder. Insulation, siding, details, and roof are all that needs to be completed.

It will be available in Medford (3 miles north of Owatonna Cabelas) to see as soon as it's done.

We sold a 6' 6" x 14' today to a gentleman who has built 10 houses over the years. He told me he checked out all the frames he could find. To get one like the Road King elsewhere would have cost him over $1500.00

Now is the time to start thinking about getting your drop down trailer. You can e-mail me using the Contact us link below or call Jay at Northeast Outfitters in Alex (his number is in the post above).

Jay also has a Road King Outdoors trailer on display for you to look at. Give him a call. He will also take your order if you'd like.

Don't wait too long to get your order in.

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