Single Axle Trailers for Pontoon Boats

Single Axle Flote-On Pontoon Trailers

Single Axle Flote-on Pontoon Trailer

Single Axle Pontoon Trailers for smaller light weight pontoon boats
Light Duty pontoon trailers for pontoon boats 14’-18’ long, 7’-8’ wide

Ecomomy 14’-18’ pontoons under #1800 PT-16/12 $1450
12’ bunks, 20’ overall, 3” frame, 12” D range tires, Winch Stand with steps & handrail

Economy 18’-20’ pontoons under #1800 PT-20/12 $1495
16’ bunks 24’ overall, 12” D range tires, Winch Stand with steps and handrail

*PT-20/12 may accommodate older pontoon boats with 20’ pontoon tubes
and 16’ decks but is not recommended for the modern larger 20’ pontoons with 18’-20’ decks

Spare tire recommended for single axle trailers, see option page

Single Axle Pontoon Trailers for heavier “modern” pontoon boats
Heavy Duty pontoon trailers for pontoon boats 20’-23’ long, 8’ to 8’6” wide

18’-20’ pontoons under #2500 PT-20 $1695
16’ bunks, 24’ overall length, 4” frame, 13” tires, Winch Stand with steps & handrail

21'-23’ pontoons under #2500 PT-22 $1820
18’ bunks, 26’ overall length, 4” frame, 13” tires, Winch Stand with steps & handrail

PT-22 may accommodate older pontoon boats with 24’ pontoon tubes and 20’ decks
but is not recommended for the modern larger 24’ pontoons with 22’-24’ decks

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

Light Duty pontoon trailers have a smaller frame (3”) and 12” tires.
Heavy Duty pontoon trailers have a large (4”) frame and 13” tires.

Larger tires and a bigger frame give you a stronger pontoon trailer.
13” tires run cooler on long hauls on hot days than 12” tires.

Small (14’-18’) lightweight (under #1500) pontoon boats will go down the road just fine on the Light Duty trailers . But, if you have a 18’-20’ pontoon boat with a larger engine (40 HP +) the Heavy Duty pontoon trailer, for just a few dollars more, will make a better trailer for most applications.

For Information Call

Trailers for Pontoons

800-877-1544 or 574-970-1311