Center lift pontoon boat trailers

NEW FOR 2013, an economy priced light duty center lift pontoon trailer

We’ve been reluctant to recommend center lift pontoon trailers to our retail pontoon trailer customers. Many types are just too tippy. When the pontoon trailer is in the raised position, the weight is on the frame, 3’-4’ off the ground. A strong side wind or the axle hitting a curb can cause the boat, motor and trailer to tip over. There are, however, a number of applications which the center lift pontoon trailer excels. Launching and retrieving in shallow water; the center lift trailer will sit the pontoon boat right down on the shore or for winter storage in a garage with a low overhead door. Individuals sometimes go together and buy one trailer that can be used communally.

There are numerous brands of center lift trailers, but the only one we recommend for general use is our LoLoader model. The major benefit of the LoLoader is that the weight is carried on the lower frame for maximum stability. When the top frame is raised, lifting the pontoon boat, solid steel arms transfer the weight of the boat to the bottom frame. Keeping the center of gravity low, to increase stability.

Lo-Loader Center Lift Retail Use pontoon trailers
NEW FOR 2013, an economy priced center lift pontoon trailer.

Raise and lower your pontoon with ease, #1500 self braking winch with locking mechanism so your boat never rides on cables. Wooden top rail prevents your pontoon from sliding on the steel frame. A powder cote finish will keep the trailer looking good for years.

center lift pontoon trailer

FOR 18’-21’ OLDER PONTOONS WITH SMALLER ENGINES, THAT WEIGH UNDER #1800
LL-20S - 20' bed, Single Axle, #1800 capacity $1595.

FOR 18’ TO 22' NEWER MODERN PONTOONS WITH LARGER ENGINES, WEIGHT UP TO #3000
LL-20T - 20' bed Tandem Axle, #3000 capacity $1875

FOR 22-24' PONTOONS, WEIGHT UP TO #3000
LL-24T - 24' bed Tandem Axle, #3000 capacity $2095

Specifications

12” D range tires, #1250 capacity. #3500 axles with Sure-Lube hubs for easy access to grease. Heavy Duty #1500 self braking winch and four lifting arms, raises and lowers your pontoon with ease. Wiring inside the frame protected from damage. Waterproof tail lights encased in protective steel to prevent damage. Each pontoon trailer comes complete with lighting to meet all DOT regulations. Front stops prevent the pontoon from sliding forward. Wood on top of the steel frame helps prevent the pontoon from sliding around on the steel frame. Tie down points front and rear help keep your pontoon from moving on the trailer. Tongue jack standard, single wheel on single axle, dual wheel on tandem. The trailer takes a standard 2” trailer ball.

Here is How it Works

By turning the winch the top frame is raised or lowered. The frame pivots on arms along the side of the trailer to cantilevers up or down. When in the raised position the arms transfer the weight to the lower frame to help keep the center of gravity low.


	A Heavy Duty #1500 winch and three pulley lifting system with 1/8" cable raises the heaviest pontoon with ease	4 sets of lifting arms raise and support your pontoon. In the up position the arms transfer the weight of your boat to the bottom frame for stability on the road.


The trailer is 47” wide, will fit all 8’6” pontoon boats and most 8’ wide pontoons with up to 23” diameter pontoons. The “throat” is 96 deep. Many newer pontoons, have large transoms that will not fit on some brands of trailers.

center lift pontoon trailer construction

Your pontoon never rides on cables. Once the boat is raised the top frame is secured with a positive lock mechanism.

4 tie downs on the frame, secure your pontoon to the trailer.

Tongue jacks are standard.
Single wheel on single axle.
Dual wheel on tandem axle.

Axles are adjustable to insure perfect balance for every boat.

Modern "automotive" style lights are waterproof. Wiring is run through the frame. (no loose wires) Wiring meets all DOT trailer requirements.
Flat 4 plug for tow vehicle.

For Information Call

Trailers for Pontoons

800-877-1544 or 574-970-1311