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  1. 12th September 2009, 08:13 PM #1
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    Poly Trailers

    The old 7 x 4 has finally expired after only 21 years . Anyone have any positives or negatives on a Poly trailer looking at the same size.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bazzle218 View Post
    The old 7 x 4 has finally expired after only 21 years . Anyone have any positives or negatives on a Poly trailer looking at the same size.

    Poly trailer ? are they plastic ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 87County View Post
    Poly trailer ? are they plastic ?
    yep, just googled it

    Boat trailers

    wonder what their pricing is ?
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    I love these ones, particularly the All-Roader.

    Stockman Products - Home of the Pod Trailer
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    Quote Originally Posted by 87County View Post

    wonder what their pricing is ?
    wonder what would happen if you slipped a bit and dropped a diff/engine block into it? oh yes.......... 5 year warranty
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    There is these ones as well.
    POLYMATE TRAILERS - 7x4 Poly box Trailers and campers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    I love these ones, particularly the All-Roader.

    Stockman Products - Home of the Pod Trailer
    That's what I want my No5 to look like, once I get a dingy made for the top.
    I wonder if the plastic is recyclable, or made from recycled plastics. I'd possibly get one if it was made from recycled milk bottles.
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  8. 13th September 2009, 09:29 AM #8
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    dont see them lasting to long on a gravel road, may be all right for takeing the lawn cutting down to the tip
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    Aluminium would be a lot lighter. I've got a mate with a poly dinghy and it's very heavy.

    Plus aluminium would be easier to repair, replace or modify.
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    Repairs ect

    Info i have from a friend Is if they get a scratch ect you break out the hot air gun and repair it. Also advised that you can insert a plug and tap and fill them with water for camping, (Washing ect) wouldn't be keen to try the taste test.

    Price in Townsville about $2000 have not confirmed this yet.
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