Note: Please only call me between 9am and 9pm and if I'm not available just call back another time. I don't see emails or messages sent via the KSL system and your number will be blocked by my phone's spam app if you text prior to calling (and I won't even know it).

Selling my 2012 Voyager 3-spot, powder coated, single axle trailer on 14" rims with a folding tongue and hydraulic brakes because we moved to a boat. It is approx 24' long (approx 22' when the tongue is folded in). Original owner, it does not have a title (I was never issued one) but I do have the Certificate of Origin so you could apply for one if you wanted. It has been garaged its whole life but I've had it outside this past "winter" on blocks and covered with tarps because I have an ongoing garage project.

I paid a steel fabricator with 40+ years experience to perform a ton of custom work on this trailer for me over the years including: a trailer hitch on the end for tandem towing, expanded metal mounted to both sides of the center plank near the front of the bunks for extra storage and extra area to stand while loading/unloading, a rack above the 3rd spot that we used to transport our stand-up paddle boards and other gear, the gas can rack was raised up so that we could store our canopy below it, a custom spare tire holder that keeps it from scraping the ground and for an easier mount/dismount, and of course the giant, custom-made, locking diamond plate storage box which measures 22.5"L x 55"W x 30.25"H (the box alone cost me nearly $2K).

Tires, lights (all LED), and bearings are in good condition (also has bearing buddies installed). Tires were replaced by Big-O in July 2024 and have only been to Flaming Gorge and back since. Spare is unused and all three tires have tire covers (also included).

The 3rd (perpendicular) spot is ideal for a stand-up although I had my Yamaha WaveBlaster placed there (which is based on a SuperJet hull). The 3rd spot won't fit a modern full-size PWC, and you can't legally transport anything there that is wider/longer than 8' so, for example, even a Sea Doo Spark should not be placed there. That area could be altered to store something else, add an additional storage box, or even convert it to hold a couple dirt bikes. The 3rd spot also has a trailer crank (pictured alone) that exists for the same reason the two primary bunks have cranks, but is removable because stand-ups are typically pretty easy to get on there.

I will also throw in the Vevor brand adjustable trailer dolly pictured in the last photo. It has a 1500 lb tongue weight rating, adjustable 2" ball, and pneumatic tires.

I will accept cash or a cashiers check only.