DuraBull Trailers

Very good experience and good customer service after the sale
Feb 25th, 2024

After buying a trailer off of durabull 14 foot mutisport with snow package.I insulated the walls and sheeted the trailer interior. Installed some shelves for gear in nose and loaded my two 146 sleds and noticed the trailer seemed to have a lot of tonque weight. So weighted the trailer and found total weight was 3450lbs and 760lbs tonque weight. Contacted the manufacturer and after several E mails over several months I took the trailer back to the plant(14 hour round trip). Their fix was to move the forward axle front witch reduced the tonque weight but only to 200lbs There was no help with travel expenses or lost time. After doing further research and contacting the axle manufacturer I have determined that the axles are back to far. So I contacted the dealer and the manufacturer about just returning the trailer and returning my money. The response I got was to try and sell the trailer privately and cut my losses. This is my third sled trailer and the worst towing trailer I have ever owned. My next step will be to take legal action not what I wanted to do but this is a 10,000 dollar trailer that neither the manufacturer or dealer want to make right. I want buyers to be aware that the 14 foot multisport trailer does not have the axle location properly .
Feb 7th, 2024

High quality ...best fit and finish...no comparison to other brands.
Feb 6th, 2024

Great trailer for a great price, best snowmobile trailer and lay out I've owned over the last 17 years .
Feb 3rd, 2024

DuraBull is the one to get. PurposeEnergy bought a custom 8.5x24 V-nose new in 2019. It has 7' interior clearance and tandem 7k axles for tall and heavy loads. DuraBull added barn doors to the curb side so we can load pallets with a forklift, and a winch mounted in the V that is used to drag cargo up the ramp. Work hard/play hard. This trailer has been to fish camp in the artic watershed, deer camp in the southern tier, hauled equipment skids all over the country, and served as my hotel during covid summer. After 5-years and tens-of-thousands of miles of salt and sand, this trailer still looks as new as the day it rolled out of the shop. The whole trailer is aluminum so there isn't a spec of rust anywhere. The aluminum frame and siding is also much lighter than steel, which either allows for better fuel mileage or more payload within DOT regulations, depending on how I am using it. Two of my friends bought DuraBull's sled trailer after they saw mine and they are equally happy. This is the one to get.
Feb 6th, 2024