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Name: Den Col
E-mail: dencol@fmtcs.com
Date posted: August 10, 2010 - 08:17 am
Message: Purchased a 7210 and love it. Jack fell apart. Is that covered by warranty? Thanks
It is.
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Name: Ron Timins
E-mail: Private
Date posted: August 10, 2010 - 08:18 am
Message: I have a A8816ATV trailer I was stopped by police and they couldn't read the serial # on the factory tag,is it stamped on the frame somewhere?Thanks,Ron.
The tag is the only place where the serial # is located.
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Name: Edward Jezierski
E-mail: rdkng0069@gmail.com
Date posted: August 09, 2010 - 06:37 am
Message: I have just took delivery of the MC2F motorcycle trailer.Can i get extra ramps from my dealer or from the company. thank you much. Ed
Thanks for buying Aluma!
The dealer can help you with extra ramps.
Name: Dan L
E-mail: Private
Date posted: August 09, 2010 - 06:40 am
Message: I have a MCT Towable MC trailer that I have pulled over 10000 miles and am very happy with it..So much so that I have gotten two of our riding buds to buy one also....Our only bitch about it is the latch..It doesnt catch well and seems to be real cheep..Do you have a upgrade or is it what it is??
Thanks for buying Aluma! We don't offer an upgrade on the latch but we'll look to get a different one if the current one doesn't work well.
Thanks for the feedback.
Name: Cy Sayles
E-mail: cy@sayles.ca
Date posted: August 09, 2010 - 06:40 am
Message: I have a Harley with sidecar that would fit nicely on a 7710H. My bike & sidecar weigh about 1,000 lbs. What is the capacity of the bifold ramp/tailgate vs the standard ramp/tailgate and what would be the price of this setup with a 24 inch rock guard? Also the extra for the bifold tailgate and a 3' motorcycle (if it would work)
Also, would this be your recommendation or is there another combination I should consider?
Thx.
The 7710H is one of our most popular models. The regular or bi-fold gate can handle 1500-1800#'s of evenly didtributed weight. MSRP of the 7710H-$2722 bi-fold gate-$200 24"rockgaurd-$255
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Name: J. MICHAEL WILLIAMS
E-mail: JMIKEWILLIAMS@AOL.COM
Date posted: August 03, 2010 - 08:04 am
Message: DO YOU MANUFACTURE A 3 BIKE MOTORCYCLE TRAILER?
We make the MC10 and the MC210 but not a 3 place bike trailer. We do make some utility trailers that may work.
Go to www.alumaklm.com under "products" to check out our other sizes.
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Name: Corey
E-mail: Private
Date posted: August 03, 2010 - 06:46 am
Message: My Aluma trailer is now about 12 years old, and this is just a note to let you know how much I love your utility trailer-----in fact I have just shared that feeling (along with photos of my cycles loaded on it) in this post (number 16) on the Yamaha TW200 Forum: http://tw200forum.com/index.php?/topic/126-how-do-you-transport-your-tw/#entry896
Thanks for the nice comments and for sharing the photo's!
Name: Ryan Earl
E-mail: Private
Date posted: August 09, 2010 - 06:44 am
Message: This week I purchased the 5410t (tilt-deck) small utility trailer from a nearby dealer. I have noticed that the specs on your website/brochure do not match the specs on the trailer itself.
On the website/brochure it says the GVWR is 2000#, but on the trailer it's rated 1500#. As well, you mention the trailer weighing 280#, but on the trailer title it says 358#. I'm curious why the discrepancy?
It's not a big deal, I just bought this trailer to pull behind a small car and every bit of weight I can keep off the better.
Any information would be great! Thanks
Thanks for the information--the brochure is correct-we had the information wrong in our system. We have corrected it.
Name: Cy Sayles
E-mail: cy@sayles.ca
Date posted: August 03, 2010 - 08:09 am
Message: I'd like to get an MC210 trailer to pull my Harley with Sidecar. The bed size is right but the 45" ramp is too narrow. Is there a way to get a wider ramp? Would I order direct or through a dealer?
We have made them wider for a few folks. You can order through a dealer.
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Name: WJ
E-mail: Private
Date posted: July 31, 2010 - 04:01 pm
Message: Does your truck flatbed length include the front headache rack 3.5 inches in its total length?
It includes about 2" of the 3.5"
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Mike