Rock/salt trailer shield advice

[Born ready]

I am looking at purchasing a rock/salt shield for my Aluma fat deck ski doo trailer. Does any one have suggestions on types and best place to purchase ?
Thx

 

[iceman5689]

if the trailer is new use shark hide on the aluminum to keep its shine. Get a set of rock tamers mud flaps on your truck, and wash the trailer regularly. Almost impossible to keep a trailer in Alberta looking spotless with our winter conditions

 

[adamg]

I've found that putting big salt shields on a flat deck trailer results in basically the same fuel economy / ease of pulling as a comparable sized enclosed trailer.

 

[Chump]

Here's my rig. An aluma trailer as well. It had the factory shield on it when i bought it, i put puck board on the upper section. Really help cut down on the grim getting on the sleds. Easy to clean to!

Sure cant wait for more days like this!!!

 

[Born ready]

Thanks for the reply, how much debris comes back around the shield ?

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Here's my rig. An aluma trailer as well. It had the factory shield on it when i bought it, i put puck board on the upper section. Really help cut down on the grim getting on the sleds. Easy to clean to!

Sure cant wait for more days like this!!!

 

[Chump]

Sleds stay clean for the most part. On muddy logging roads they'll still get splashed up the sides. I do still always have the covers on though as well.

 

[52weekbreak]

Anybody ever try out something like this SnoCap? Looks like a very practical middle ground for those who want to keep road crap off the sleds but stay with a light two or four place trailer.

 

[dwight3566]

I use this one, works good and easy to install. I think I paid around $300 from Amazon.

Caliber Snowmobile Trailer Poly Shield III