Trailer Rentals

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Trailer Rental Prices

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Trailer Model
AF2224TA
AF2426TC
AF2628TC
AF2830TE
AF3032TRI
AP2024TA
AP2628TE
AJ2
CG126
Trailer Type
Aluminum
2-Axle
Aluminum
2-Axle
Aluminum
2-Axle
Aluminum
2-Axle
Aluminum
Triple Axle
Aluminum Pontoon / Tri
Aluminum Pontoon / Tri
Aluminum Jetski Trailer
Cargo Trailer
Boat Length
22'-24'
24'-27'
26'-28'
28'-30'
30'-32'
20'-24'
26'-28'
N/A
N/A
1-4 Days
$105/day
$105/day
$105/day
$110/day
$135/day
$130/day
$145/day
$95/day
$75/day
5+ Days
$95/day
$95/day
$95/day
$100/day
$125/day
$120/day
$135/day
$85/day
$75/day
Gross Weight
7000
10000
10000
12000
15000
7000
7000
2600
2990
Trailer Weight
1000
1280
1280
2200
2400
1100
1100
350
1090
Load Cap
6000
8720
8720
9800
12800
5900
5900
2250
1990
Ball Size
2"
2 5/16"
2 5/16"
2 5/16"
2 5/16"
2"
2"
2"
2"

Day rates are for 1-4 days
Weekly day rates are for 5-7 days

Electrical Connectors are 5 Pin Flat

Driver’s license, credit card, and insurance card required.
Prices do not include 6% Florida Sales Tax Rental of Tangible Property

Trailer rentals are for the State of Florida only. Rented trailers must not leave the State.

Aluminum 22′-24′

Tandem Axle

  • Gross Weight: 7000
  • Trailer Weight: 1000
  • Load Cap 6000
  • Starts at $105 a day

Model: AF2224TA

Aluminum 24′-27′

Tandem Axle

  • Gross Weight: 10000
  • Trailer Weight: 1280
  • Load Cap: 8720
  • Starts at $105 a day

Model: AF2426TC

Aluminum 26′-28′

Tandem Axle

  • Gross Weight: 10000
  • Trailer Weight: 1280
  • Load Cap: 8720
  • Starts at $105 a day

Model: AF2628TC

Aluminum 28′-30′

Tandem Axle

  • Gross Weight: 12000
  • Trailer Weight: 2200
  • Load Cap: 9800
  • Starts at $110 a day

Model: AF2830TE

Aluminum Triple Axle Trailer 30′-32′

Triple Axle

  • Gross Weight: 7000
  • Trailer Weight: 1100
  • Load Cap: 5900
  • Starts at $135 a day

Model: AF3032TRI

Aluminum Pontoon / Tri Trailer 20′-24′

Tandem Axle

  • Gross Weight: 7000
  • Trailer Weight: 1100
  • Load Cap: 5900
  • Starts at $130 a day

Model: AP2024TA

Aluminum Personal Watercraft Trailer

Single Axle

  • Gross Weight: 2600
  • Trailer Weight: 350
  • Load Cap: 2250
  • Starts at $95 a day

Model: AJ2

Cargo Trailer 12′ x 6′

Single Axle

  • Gross Weight: 2990
  • Trailer Weight: 1090
  • Load Cap: 1990
  • Starts at $75 a day

Model: CG126

TIPS FOR BOAT TOWING

Florida holds the most recreational boats per capita when compared to the rest of the United States, and as such, there lay regulations for towing boats. In the state of Florida, these laws are designed to help keep everybody safe. Should you not follow these regulations you will be fined for putting people in danger.

Speed Limit: Under the law, anyone towing a trailer is limited to 65 miles per hour while within the state of Florida.

Length, Width, and Height: Within Florida, you can not have a towing trailer that is longer than 40 feet in length under law. Similarly so, under the law of Florida, the width of the trailer cannot go above 8 feet and 6 inches and its height can not go above 13 1/2 feet. There’s also a regulation within the law that states a vehicle and trailer together can not exceed 65 feet total when combined. An over-diversion permit can be acquired by visiting the Florida State Department of Transportation website and applying for it there. Other permits you can apply for on this site are also a blanket permit and trip permit, however, you can self-issue a trip permit when a load is up to 16 feet wide, 150 feet long, 18 feet high, and 200,000 pounds without needing to contact a permit office.

  1. It is advised that you do a full pre-tow safety inspection before you begin trailering.
  2. It’s important that your tongue weight is around 10-15% of your load. If it is under this threshold your trailer may sway which can be extremely dangerous. Should you think your trailer or load is swaying it is advised you slow down immediately, pull over, and adjust the load as necessary.
  3. Ensuring that the trailer/load is level is important to do before trailering.
  4. In order to avoid clipping a curb or any other obstructions on the road, you should make wide turns.
  5. When towing a heavy load you’ll find that braking takes longer which will require more distance between you and your desired braking spot. Thus, it’s a good idea to leave extra following room between your vehicle and those in front of you.
  6. If a wind blast shoves your rig sideways, you shouldn’t step on the brakes. Instead, you should minimize how much you are accelerating by taking your foot off the accelerator.
  7. When you are trailering with a load, you’ll find that your rear-view mirror is useless due to the bow of your boat. Thus, it is advised you use your side-view mirrors instead.
  8. Once you arrive at a boat ramp it’s important to inspect your trailer tires.