Redco Sportsman Trailers oppinons on the strength and durabilety of them.
Cheers Squid.
I have a 2002 17ft sportsman.Solid construction,the boat easily drives on/off.Some surface rust coming through on the crossmembers but I allways submerge the trailer when launching/retrieving (although I wash it down after every trip).I would by another Redco when the time comes.
If you have some time....look at a redco and then look at an equavalent current model BELCO...the difference will be obvious.
The price will be similar, but you will most likly have to wait for the Belco.
If you are not tight for money.....have a look at FMS
cheers
Its the details, those little details, that make the difference.
They seem to be a decent trailer. I have owned one and once set up properly and normal maintenance it gave me no grief.
They are built to a price like anything though and there are better and worse trailers out there so it will pay you to look at all the alternatives.
I agree to have a look at Belco as well as some of the other smaller operators particularly if you want something more custom to your needs..
I have owned a Redco Sportsman for the last couple of years ,no complaints. It tows well and it is sturdy and no rust.But like everything, look after it and treat it well and it will repay you.
So bye the sounds of it the redco sportsman are a good Trailer,as the stick said its how you treat them,will have a look at the belco.
Cheers for the responses Squid.
This my second one ...... first one was a 1990 model and is still going. Like all things they respond to good maintance
BigE
Thanx's for the pictures Big E,nice and ezy to drive on n off then? Only diff im look'n at that it will be tandem.
Cheer's Squid.
Squid
you can get them in tandum as well from 17 foot up. there good value.
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