[fl_bill]

Hi all, still hunting a trailer to fit my new boat thats not ragged. Just wanted to verify the wieght nada lists it as a net of 2250, is this accurate?

Thanks!

[mikeyt]

2250lbs is reasonably accurate. By the time you throw in a full tank of gas & a few accessories it will get up into the 2600-2700 range.

[fl_bill]

wow such a fast reply, thanks!

[93mariah]

The brochure for the 1993 Barchetta says its dry weight is 2350 lbs. We have ours on a single axle trailer and it maxs out the weight the two tires can carry. We have found that we must replace them every three years or they blow. I would suggest you put your boat on a tandem axle trailer... wish we had.

[mikeyt]

If you have the original Chariot trailer for the boat then a single axle is no problem. My Chariot trailer GVWR is 3300lbs which easily handles my 180 Shabah.

What about uprating the wheels or increasing tire size? I dont have my boat/ trailer here yet (still in storage) to confirm but i think i'm running 205 x 14" tires on mine and haven't had a problem in 4 yrs.

[Paul F]

I got 12 years out of the tires on Chariot trailer for my Talari 180. It was always stored inside.

Outside exposure and underinflation causes tire problems.

You really don't need 4 tires until you hit 20ft or longer.

[fl_bill]

thanks guys, finally found a trailer and got her home in my garage now!! I found a new repo trailer for 600 clams, not a bad deal. So grand total for boat and trailer is $5100

[mikeyt]

Originally Posted by fl_bill

thanks guys, finally found a trailer and got her home in my garage now!! I found a new repo trailer for 600 clams, not a bad deal. So grand total for boat and trailer is $5100

Ya done did good.