Sno Pro 101×12 Aluminum 2-Place Snowmobile Trailer w/Galvanized Package

This pre-owned 2023 Sno Pro 101×12 Hybrid is an aluminum 2-place snowmobile trailer finished in charcoal and equipped with a galvanized package for maximum winter durability. Built for riders who want an enclosed, all-aluminum crossover that won't rust, it carries two machines with room for gear and features straight sides for easier loading. With a GVWR of 2,990 lbs and a payload just under 2,000 lbs, it's sized right for a two-sled setup.

Enclosed Protection for Two Sleds

The galvanized wheels and axle, paired with aluminum construction, make this trailer especially resistant to the corrosive road spray of a snowy season. Track mats and ski guides help you load quickly and keep machines aligned, while the interior elevated spare tire mount frees up floor space. A rear ramp door with spring assist and a rear door canopy with lights make late-day loading in bad weather far more manageable, and dual access doors add convenience.

Specifications

• 2023 Sno Pro 101×12 Hybrid, aluminum, charcoal
• Galvanized wheels and axle
• Single 3" torsion idler axle; 12" E-rated tires
• Tapered rear ramp with spring assist
• Rear door opening 93"W x 61"H; interior height 64"
• 32"x70" front access door; 26"x58" side access door with paddle handle
• Interior elevated spare tire mount
• Rear door canopy with lights; track mats and ski guides
• Screwless .030 smooth sides; one-piece aluminum roof
• 5/8" decking; 12" kickplate; full-length slide track with ski tie-down
• Interior dome light; LED exterior lighting; louver vents
• GVWR 2,990 lbs; EVW 998 lbs; payload 1,992 lbs

When choosing an enclosed snowmobile trailer, check that the ramp spring assist and door hardware work smoothly, inspect the galvanized components and decking, and confirm the interior height and length fit your machines. A hybrid crossover like this offers the weather protection of an enclosed trailer in a compact, tow-friendly footprint.

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