Assuming I'm going with a flatbed trailer and an enclosure instead of an actual enclosed trailer, who has experience with the enclosures. *So far I am considering a Floe trailer with the Floe or Bearcat encl. *Here's what I've found....
* Floe has been criticized for their small latches and locks for
* *the front and back doors
* Saw a B-cat encl. this week and its brackets invade the
* *deck space by about 4 inches in each corner, thus taking
* *up precious ski space in the front corners...is this the only
* *way they mount?
* Seem to be similar in price
* Like the way the Floe opens at both ends vs. tilting the * *
* *whole B-cat encl. to get sleds on/off.
Any personal experiences would be greatly appreciated...it's hard to shop these things when I live near St Louis. *

Then again, that enclosed in-line 3-place trailer looks pretty sweet too.....

Thats one heck of a drive from St. Louis to St.Germain.Thats gotta be a 12 hour haul.No wonder why you want an enclosure.My buddy got a Protektor enclosure and it is very H.D. Floe is a very good choice.

Anywhere from 9.5 to 12 hrs, depending on how many people go and the weather. *Took us 12hrs to get there last Saturday because we drove through that storm, but only 10 hrs to get back. *Have been doing this since early 80's, so you could say we're serious about our sledding.

I thought the Protektor was made by FLOE!?!

It is Jim,what the heck was I thinking http://www.snowmobileworld-s2.com/forums/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/sleeping.gif *http://www.snowmobileworld-s2.com/forums/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/sleeping.gif

jim fritch,
*i think i am sold for my situation on the toy carriers. have a look at *toycarrier.com

I forget Paul, do you already have them? *They look OK for a two place trailer, but you can't put one in front of another, can you? *I will always have at least a 3-place trailer.

jim fritch,
*no i don't have them but on the way, your question about the one in front of another is one i can't answer.