Addictor Mini Boat Trailer

[boatingdudebmk]

Hey iBoats people

I am new here, and I have some questions. I recently recieved an Addictor Mini Boat for free I need a trailer for it however, because I would not like to leave in in the water 24/7/365. It is 8-9' long with a beam of 4'4" Is there a website I can go to to build a custom one? Or should I be looking on local Craigslist for one? Thanks so much

 

[Bondo]

Re: Addictor Mini Boat Trailer

Ayuh,... Welcome Aboard,... Boat trailers are Extremely adaptable,...

Search for a new or used 1, 'n adjust it to fit...

It's small enough, possibly a jetski trailer will work...

 

[glenn property of pam]

Re: Addictor Mini Boat Trailer

i think they sell them at northern tools or one of the stores like it real cheap

 

[oldjeep]

Re: Addictor Mini Boat Trailer

x2 on the jetski trailer. I'd look for a double with adjustable bunks so that you can just center one set and remove the other.

 

[jsarnoski]

Re: Addictor Mini Boat Trailer

Agreed, just find a jetski trailer that will fit it and adjust the braces.

I have the same boat (Addictor 245) but got lucky since mine came with a perfect trailer.
Honestly though, the boat is so light and solid on the bottom it will fit on any trailer with rails narrow enough to fit under it. I've used other people's wakeboat trailers too without problems, just to get it out of the water for maintenance. It looks kind of funny for such a little boat on a large trailer, but then again these boats get attention no matter what you do~

Of important note though is supporting the engine! Almost half of these babies weight is hanging off the transom, so put focus on an excellent transom saver. Ask any ex-addictor owner and they will tell you the way these boats die is breaking the transom off. Either jumping waves or having it fall off due to water damage from cracks or incorrectly sealed repairs. That 140lb, 40hp nissan/tohatsu hanging on the back is going to put ALOT of pressure on the transom when you get it bouncing all over the freeway and backroads to and from the boat launch.