Adrenaline Trailers

[RDP1]

We are going to be showing you some of the latest builds from Adrenaline Trailers in this thread. Wanted to start with something kinda cool, this is Dick Rush's latest build, and it is his 26th Hallett that he has owned! (You read that right!)

This 255 "Sassy Critter IV" is powered by a Merc 565 and should be a runner!

Congrats to Dick!! And we certainly look forward to his next build!

 

[lbhsbz]

Rear axle needs to go back an inch or two so the fender arc matches the tire.

Otherwise, it appears to hold up the boat...so good job Adrenaline.

 

[RiverDave]

Rear axle needs to go back an inch or two so the fender arc matches the tire.

Otherwise, it appears to hold up the boat...so good job Adrenaline.

They are centered it’s just the angle of the pic. Saw it in person at pirates. Good looking setup

 

[Backlash]

Bringing back the O/G American Racing rims! I like it!

 

[Holymoses]

Had Adrenaline knock my trailer out with New Bunks and Carpet during the Hallett Regatta and it came out really nice!!! Great service, turn around & great price to boot!!!

 

[ka0tyk]

I saw your posts on the whip group about a refurb trailer that had all its center supports cut out and redone... I was surprised versus a new build. I'd figure at the hourly cost to cut, grind the old stuff off versus just building it new would be much more.

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

I saw your posts on the whip group about a refurb trailer that had all its center supports cut out and redone... I was surprised versus a new build. I'd figure at the hourly cost to cut, grind the old stuff off versus just building it new would be much more.

A new trailer at $8K is a lot more than several days of labor

 

[RiverDave]

I saw your posts on the whip group about a refurb trailer that had all its center supports cut out and redone... I was surprised versus a new build. I'd figure at the hourly cost to cut, grind the old stuff off versus just building it new would be much more.

This isn’t Adrenaline posting. It’s a generic account that is being used by a couple different people for content

 

[DB / HAV]

Adrenaline completely redid my trailer, paint, lights, bearings, everything-under what they quoted me and on schedule. I highly recommend them!

 

[RDP1]

Another awesome build from Adrenaline trailers! It's no secret how much the Adrenaline Trailer Family loves Nordic Boats, and their crew (Thane, Johnny, Telisa & Bob). Check out this Nordic 35 True Cat.

 

[RDP1]

Thursday Custom Trailer Day! A few more awesome custom builds by Adrenaline Trailers! https://adrenalinetrailers.com/

More to come!

 

[RiverDave]

The nicest Hallett 285 Trailer ever built!

 

[RiverDave]

Nicest Hallett 285 Trailer ever built!


Split Drive guard with perforated metal walkways / 15 inch LE’s with powder coated caskets / Dot LED markets

18 inch fuel wheels

Twin Spare tires (and spindles!) with matching rims

Hydraulic jack with wireless remote control

12 inch wide polished stainless fenders

Switch panel to control lighting

You can see the lighting effects placed into the main rails.

15 inch recessed led’s on the main rails along with the ladder with polished stainless handrails and step illumination! Perforated walkways continues at the front of the trailer as well!

This thing turned out unreal!!

 

[Bullet28]

2017 9 X 18 Fuel Boost Wheels, Electric over Hydraulic. Wayne and his team do very nice work.

 

[copterzach]

Where do they get those flush mount led lights?


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[farmo83]

Are the drive guards very common now? I see the functionality of them while trailering the boat around but I would be terrified of hitting one while stabbing the boat on the trailer.

 

[ToMorrow44]

Where do they get those flush mount led lights?


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I’d like to know the same thing. The lights themselves are pretty common light bars available from several different manufacturers, but those recessed buckets that Adrenaline and Extreme are using look pretty sick.

 

[lbhsbz]

Are the drive guards very common now? I see the functionality of them while trailering the boat around but I would be terrified of hitting one while stabbing the boat on the trailer.

I imagine they'd be quite a bit deeper in the water than the drives when the trailer is backed down the ramp.

 

[farmo83]

I imagine they'd be quite a bit deeper in the water than the drives when the trailer is backed down the ramp.

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