Venture Boat Aluminum Bunk Trailer | 16 - 18 Ft VAB-2425 Single Axle
Boat part number 1074631 is a new Venture Single axle aluminum boat trailer. Venture part number Vab-2425 .
made for Marine Applications
$3,995.00 MSRP: $5,123.00
GLS Stock #: 1074631-PP
Only 1 left
Boat part number 1074631 is a new Venture Single axle aluminum boat trailer. Venture part number Vab-2425 .
Specifications:
Due to the size of the product(s) selected, we are unable to offer shipping. Buyer must arrange their own shipping.
NOTE: Depending on the time of year, there could be a 3-4 week lead time. Please call to verify availability.
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Venture
- Year: 2026
- Model: VAB-2425
- Material: Aluminum
- Trailer Weight: 560 lbs.
- Axles: 1
- Suspension: Springs
- Capacity: 2425 lbs.
- GVWR: 2985 lbs.
- Coupler: 2"
- Boat Length: 16-18 Ft
- Overall Length: 21
- Bow Eye to Transom Min: 14'
- Bow Eye to Transom Max: 18'
- Overall Width: 89"
- Between Fenders: 71"
- Tire Size: ST 185/80 D13
- Brakes: No (Can be ordered)
- Lights: LED
- Bunks: Yes
Due to the size of the product(s) selected, we are unable to offer shipping. Buyer must arrange their own shipping.
NOTE: Depending on the time of year, there could be a 3-4 week lead time. Please call to verify availability.
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
All sales on this item are final.
Product Questions
Im looking for a trailer for my 1994 stratos 270 bass boat its 17 '9" nong
Question by: Lou Hernandez on Mar 29, 2020, 9:29 PM
Hi Lou,
Thank you for your interest in Great Lakes Skipper. These trailers are great in terms of adjust-ability. What is the dry weight? That will be one of the key factors in this. Let me know!
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Jake
Thank you for your interest in Great Lakes Skipper. These trailers are great in terms of adjust-ability. What is the dry weight? That will be one of the key factors in this. Let me know!
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Jake
Answer by: Jake Doro on Mar 30, 2020, 12:11 PM