Triton 06933 Snowmobile Trailer Gas Shock Lift Kit
Triton 06933 Snowmobile Trailer Gas Shock Lift Kit
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The Triton 06933 Snowmobile Trailer Gas Shock Lift Kit helps keep the front of the trailer tilted when you are loading and unloading your snowmobiles. It really helps when you have a cover or salt shield working against you and adding more weight to the front of the trailer. This kit is for Triton straight front snowmobile trailers. The kit contains the Triton 06928 Gas Shock, which has a shaft measuring 27 inches long, and the swiveling mounting screws attached at either end. Complete mounting hardware and instructions are also included.
Click here to view Installation Instructions for the Triton 06933 Gas Shock Lift Kit
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Additional Information:
Triton Snowmobile Trailers Brochure
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Hanna Trailer Supply Snowmobile Trailer Parts and Accessories
A Comprehensive Guide for Getting Your Snowmobile Trailer Ready for the Season
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Prop. 65 Warning for California Residents
WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
Ask the Triton Expert:
"Why are some accessories not standard on a trailer like a tongue jack?"
Some trailers do have tongue jacks standard but they are usually on larger three place trailers or trailers with GVWRs over 3000 pounds. Most smaller or lighter trailers are easier to move around off the hitch without a tongue jack. Due to personal physical limitations, added cost and/or style preference, you might or might not want to have the tongue jack or other accessories standard. Generally if it is not really needed to be able to use the trailer, an add-on or extra comfort and ease item is usually an accessory to a trailer.
This is also true for many other accessories which are optional because of the varying needs of consumers across the US and Canada where Triton distributes its products. The standard trailer then becomes something you can mold into the trailer you want with the options which work best for your hauling needs.
