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Polar Sport Off-Road ATV Trailer - 1500-Lb. Capacity, Model# 8233

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Polar Sport Off-Road ATV Trailer - 1500-Lb. Capacity, Model# 8233

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Hauls dirt, rock, wood, small livestock and more across the toughest terrain. Has all-steel frame, wide-track tires, bearing hubs with grease fittings, and exclusive tilt and pivot trailer bed for easy loading and unloading. Body is high-impact polyethylene. Great for farm chores, hunting or working around the yard. Has pin attachment style hitch. Wheels trail in the track of your ATV. U.S.A. Load Capacity (lbs.): 1,500, Deck Material: Polyethylene, Frame Material: Steel, Wheel Type: Pneumatic, Axle Diameter (in.): 1

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Product Weight:	146.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 4.0

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difficult to dump Nov 22, 2009
Very good construction and will haul heavy loads. Problem is it will not dump the load cleanly!

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Not Cheap, but it does what it says it does and it does it well May 24, 2008
If you buy an ATV for anything other than blasting around in the dirt, it will probably be to haul stuff around your property. Up to now, there were two primary options for ATV trailers (carts). You either dropped $100-150 on a cheaply made sheet medal box with small wheels at the local home improvement or hardware store or you paid up to $1,000 for a better constructed, but sometimes unstable trailer (many are reported to flip easily).

After playing out the above mentioned options in my head, I stumbled upon the Polar 1500 Lb. trailer. At $450+, it isn't cheap, but it is very well made, holds 3/4 ton and is very stable while pulled over uneven terrain. Many trailers have a dump feature, but few also swivel to allow you to "broadcast" soil or bark over a wider area than simply out the back. The wheels are wide, there is no axle running under the box and you can easily bolt on a 1 7/8 or 2" hitch coupler. This is a very good trailer.