
6x12 TA Enclosed Trailer
6' wide x 12' long · multi axle TA
From $4,865
4 in stock, ready now
Minnesota buyers think about winter before anything else. They ask about roof seams, door seals, and whether a trailer can double as a gear shed beside the ice house. We like those questions because a Minnesota owner tends to keep a trailer for decades if it is built and cared for right.
Ice anglers store augers, shelters, and sleds. Up north, cabin owners near Brainerd and Bemidji haul docks, boat lifts, and lumber. Twin Cities snow removal companies keep shovels and salt in trailers, and hockey families drive tournament circuits all winter.
Ice anglers tend to want a 7x14 or 7x16 to carry a portable shelter, sled, and auger together. Cabin owners hauling dock sections often need 8.5 wide length. Twin Cities snow removal companies frequently run 7x14 tandems for shovels, salt, and blowers.
Minnesota buyers often order in late summer so the trailer arrives before the first freeze and is ready for ice season.
Below zero cold makes plastic and rubber brittle. Inspect wiring and seals before the first hard freeze and park out of plow paths.
Many anglers keep gear in a trailer on shore. It is not built to go out on the ice.
Yes. Plan ahead and call for a current delivery quote.
Wash off salt, grease moving parts, and keep snow off the roof.
Minnesota freight goes north through the Midwest: Nashville, Louisville or St. Louis, then up through Illinois or Iowa toward the Twin Cities. Rochester sits just south of the metro on US 52, and Duluth is a final leg up I 35 along Lake Superior. Pickup at our Douglas lot is always free to arrange, and for delivery we will give you a current delivery quote by phone.

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