What Can Your Trailer Do For You?

Published: Thursday, December 6, 2018
By: Megan Meisler, Co-Owner of Loadmaster Trailer Co. Ltd.

Over the past decade, we have learned that we have to adapt to the times. We are constantly creating and engineering new “styles” of trailers to help our customers achieve the convenience they desire for their trailer needs. Whether it is combining numerous boats and toys onto one trailer, stacking them, or figuring out how to allow them to use one trailer to tow numerous boats, we figure it out. Unfortunately, we are not able to build certain styles we wish we could due to safety concerns, but each year the creativity and innovation increases, as does the labor intensity of our trailers.

This trailer was designed for a client that used the multiple sailboats for a school for training purposes. The larger boat was used as the coach boat to teach them. Combing all of them onto one trailer gave them the freedom to tow much easier to their destination without requiring numerous tow vehicles.

This was a custom design for a contractor hoping to sell his light towers as a package with the trailer for highway use.

This is just one example of a multi-fit trailer we design for our clients who move boats commercially, for hire, or if they personally have numerous boats. These trailers allow for a more universal fit while providing the safety and strength of a quality product. There are quite a few individuals and businesses that haul boats for customers, and our trailers allow them to do so for a wide range of lengths, weights, and hull configurations.

Our stack trailers are growing in popularity every year. Most commonly these are built for fire departments, search and rescue teams, or other government organizations looking to minimize the amount of time it takes to get their boats off the trailers and into the water, while also providing the convenience of needing fewer tow vehicles. We love knowing our trailers can be utilized to help people in need.

Do you have a question on trailering or boat trailers? Please feel free to email me at [email protected].