Tezza's Trailers
So, have been thinking lately of either rebuilding my current trailer or replacing with a new one. Current trailer is a Brooker Supper Roller rated to a combined weight of 1.9t. Boat is a 6m Seafarer Victory & 200hp. To help make the decision I filled the fuel tank up and had all my general/safety gear onboard & took it over a weigh bridge. Was very surprised to see it come in at 2.25t which is well above the rating of current trailer. We do trips North with the boat and I also want a buffer for all the kids crap that we somehow seem to take away with us!! It’s an easy decision now to replace the trailer, one with greater capacity as well as hydraulic/electric breaking. Tezza’s Trailers do a trailer rated to 2.8t which I’m leaning towards. Has anyone had any experience with Tezza’s Trailers good or bad? Cheers, Jason
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ranmar850
Posts: 2702
Date Joined: 12/08/12
A pretty common story, particularly aound 6m
I've yet to see a 6m glass cuddy that was under 2000kg fully fuelled with all normal gear on board. People just delude themselves to avoid having to have breakaway brakes. 2.8 tonne would be a good size, based on what you are saying, as the tare of the trailer itself will doubtless be more than your current one, so you could be adding 150-200kg to BMT right there. As to Tezzas, specifically, can't comment.
The Saint
Posts: 473
Date Joined: 30/01/13
Tezza's Trailers are just
Tezza's Trailers are just about the best steel trailer you will get your hands on.
I believe Terry has built in excess of 10,000 trailers so he knows his stuff. He will build to suit your boat and also lift your boat onto the new trailer and set it all up correctly.
The I-Beam/Channel construction also prevents rusting from the inside which is not uncommon in RHS constructed trailers.
As there is no middle man you end up with a better quality trailer at a similar price to a mass produced model.
I had one built last year and can't recommend a "Tezza's" highly enough.
black gen
Posts: 762
Date Joined: 13/04/11
Is the I beam ally or steel
Is the I beam ally or steel on his trailers mates?
We are buying one from him in the coming months aswel
have been recommended tezzas
The Saint
Posts: 473
Date Joined: 30/01/13
black gen,Tezzas are steel.
black gen,
Tezzas are steel.
JW77
Posts: 58
Date Joined: 16/06/15
I believe they are a steel
I believe they are a steel trailer.
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sunshine
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Date Joined: 03/03/09
P M sent
Your call
thesupervisor
Posts: 1136
Date Joined: 10/06/09
I just picked mine up last
I just picked mine up last week 3.4t rated I beam
Very thoroughly thought out and built
Just need to get the boat build done
getting the bottom line final answer from a bunch of blokes that use false names and put smiley faces at the end of paragraphs is not the best place in the world to get the information you seek.
Sulo
Posts: 256
Date Joined: 13/08/11
Great Bloke and great
Great Bloke and great trailers.
trepangdua
Posts: 38
Date Joined: 21/06/13
Good trailer however all the
Good trailer however all the fittings.winch, breaks are average. Rusted quickly on my tezza trailer
D_d_001
Posts: 1522
Date Joined: 09/03/13
hey realise they are I beam
hey realise they are I beam but are the cross members as well or just normal rhs?
Scotte
Posts: 1145
Date Joined: 07/12/06
I noticed the same thing and
I noticed the same thing and funnily enough it's the crossmembers that crap out first.
The Saint
Posts: 473
Date Joined: 30/01/13
Cross members are channel,
Cross members are channel, not RHS.