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Where to buy Triton Wave I Trailer:
Tritontrailers.com
The Wave 1 trailer by Triton Trailers is designed for transporting smaller PWCs like the Sea-Doo Spark. With a secure bow stop and long tongue, transport is as easy as launching.
It measures 148 inches in length and 56 inches in width, with a carrying capacity of 750 pounds and a GVWR of 920 pounds. The Wave 1 is lightweight, good for maneuverability and fuel efficiency.
The trailer has an 18-inch hitch height and a 2-inch coupler size for wide vehicle compatibility. It comes with standard 4.80 x 8C steel tires and wheels, with an option for galvanized upgrades. The Wave 2 is the big brother to this one, offering side-by-side trailering for two compact jet skis.
Things we like:
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Compact and lightweight, enhancing storage and fuel efficiency -
Sufficient carrying capacity (750 lbs) for small PWCs
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Broad towing vehicle compatibility with adjustable features
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Optional upgrades for tires and wheels available
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Bow stop and long tongue make launching and transport secure and easy
Things we don't like:
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Only accommodates one watercraft -
Standard tires may need upgrading for durability
Where to buy Triton Wave I Trailer:
Tritontrailers.com
- Overall Length: 148”
- Overall Width: 56”
- Carrying Capacity: 750 lb
- GVWR: 920 lb
- Trailer Weight: 170 lb
- Hitch Height: 18”
- Coupler Size: 2”
- Standard Tire and Wheel: 03446 4.80 x 8C Steel
- Tire and Wheel Option: 06509 4.80 x 12C Galvanized
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Things we like:
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Compact and lightweight, enhancing storage and fuel efficiency
-
Sufficient carrying capacity (750 lbs) for small PWCs
-
Broad towing vehicle compatibility with adjustable features
-
Optional upgrades for tires and wheels available
-
Bow stop and long tongue make launching and transport secure and easy
Things we don't like:
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Only accommodates one watercraft
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Standard tires may need upgrading for durability
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