Shore Land'r Trailer
 

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with the Shore Land'r inboard model trailer. I just picked supra 21v that did not include a trailer and found one of these on craigslist for 1k in great condition. Seems like it will do the job just fine, but wanted to see if anyone has actually used one before. The model is a SLIB40TB, dual axle and disc brakes.

Thanks for the help.

I think shoreland'r makes mostly galvanized and painted I/O trailers that are bolted together. That said I have no idea if they are good or bad. I would think they would be cheaper with no welds but maybe not as "high quality"? Either way if it is in ok shape I would think it would work fine.

If it is a bolted together trailer it might be easier to get it to fit your hull. One other thing I thought of though is that the 21V has a variable hull where the front half has a really deep V and the back half is flatter. It is almost like 2 seperate hulls and getting the bunks to fit might be hard.

This one is fully welded, but the bunks have slight adjustments. I think it's a relatively new model for them, because I never knew they even made an inboard trailer.

I have one under my 94 sport nautique, I bought it brand new in 2008 and have been very happy with it. They have had inboard trailers for a while, where I'm from there is a lot of shoelandr trailers they are made a couple of hours from where I live.

I had one with my old mastercraft maristar. It worked just fine for me for 7 years, for $1K, you can't go wrong...that's cheap for a trailer. I just paid $5K for my new Mastercraft trailer.

I run a shorelander trailer on my waverunner I've had no issues with it. I've never had one for a boat though....