Multi-Sport Plus Trailer
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C. E. SMITH Multi-Sport Plus 48870 Trailer
Offers a longer tongue and larger tires than the 48810. This trailer includes everything needed to carry a small boat, inflatable, or PWC up to 14' long. The multi-sport plus trailer's frame is built to carry up to an 800 lb load and includes DOT approved lights, a pair of 5' adjustable carpeted bunk boards with dual adjustable support, winch stand, winch hook and strap, and a hitch coupler with safety chains. The 4.80 x 12" tires are rated for use at highway speeds, and the winch stand can be mounted anywhere along the 86" tongue to balance the load because a properly balanced load is critical for safe trailering. Total overall length 156", overall width 54"
Key Features
- Hot-Dipped Galvanized 2" x 3" Tonguem, Frame and Axle for superior corrosion resistance
- 5-Lug Galvanized Wheels for extra strength (5 on 4.5 Bolt Circle)
- 5-Stud Wheel Hubs prepacked with 1" bearings
- Quick-Latch Coupler fits standard 2" trailer ball
- Long Bow Stop Bracket provides for greater application flexibility
- Black Rubber Y-Shape Bow Stop & Roller Style Bow Stop included
- 5' long 2"x4" carpeted bunk boards can be mounted to bolsters with included hardware
- 8" tall and 12" tall galvanized bolster brackets included for bunk mounting
- Complete trailer light kit with wiring harness meets DOT lighting requirements
- Hand winch includes winch strap with hook
- 8" diameter x 4.8 wide tire size
- Trailer weighs 188 lbs.
- 200 lbs. unloaded weight
- 800 lbs. max capacity
- 1000 lbs. gross vehicle capacity
- Assembly required
How Do I Know If I Have A Properly Balanced Load? A trailer is properly balanced when the tires are carrying 85% of the gross vehicle weight with the remaining 15% carried by the hitch ball. For example: trailer + boat + motor + gas + all gear, etc. = 600lbs, then the load must be moved forward or backward on the trailer such that the hitch ball is carrying 90lbs (600 x 0.15 = 90lbs). Too little weight resting on the hitch ball causes dangerous trailer sway. Safe trailering!!
