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2025 Trailer 18' Full Tilt Car Hauler
Saskatoon , Saskatchewan

2025 Trailer 18' Full Tilt Car Hauler

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Overall Length: 23' 5 Overall Width: 102 Axles: 2-5,200 lb. Ball Size: 2-5/16" Between Fenders: 81" 1/2 Bolt Pattern: 6-55 Bolt Brakes: Both Axles Coupler: 2-5/16" Crossmember: 3 Channel Crossmember Spacing: 24 Curb Weight: 2,280 lbs. Deck Height: 23 Spring / 20 Torflex Deck Length: 18' 7 (Inc/30 Dove) Electrical Hook-up: RV Plug Floor: 2 Spruce Frame & Hitch: 6 Channel GVWR: 9,900 lbs. Hitch Height: 18 – 22 (approx.) Hitch Weight (Empty): 300 lbs. Jack: 7,000lb Drop Leg Payload Capacity: 8,610 lbs. Ply: 8-Ply Tires: 15 D Range
  • Bumper Pull
  • 8610
  • Overall Length: 23' 5? Overall Width: 102? Between
  • Rainbow
  • 2025
  • 8518M
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North Battleford, located along the North Saskatchewan River, serves as a vibrant center for outdoor adventure in west-central Saskatchewan.

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Adventure

Adventure

One of the most prominent attractions is the Battlefords Provincial Park, a short drive away and a favorite destination for both locals and tourists. The park features Lake Cochin, ideal for swimming, boating, kayaking, and fishing. Camping enthusiasts will find fully serviced sites and plenty of trails for hiking and mountain biking. Within city limits, the North Battleford Finlayson Island Nature Park offers hiking paths, snowshoeing trails, and cross-country skiing routes, making it a year-round destination. Golfers can take on the challenge at the Battlefords River Valley Golf Club, nestled in the river valley with breathtaking views and rolling terrain. For thrill-seekers, Table Mountain Regional Park, just 15 minutes away, offers skiing and snowboarding in winter and rugged hiking trails in summer. North Battleford also boasts modern recreational facilities such as the Battlefords CO-OP Aquatic Centre and Don Ross Centre, which cater to families and fitness lovers alike. The combination of natural beauty, river access, and community-driven recreation makes North Battleford a hub of four-season adventure in the Canadian Prairies.

Wildlife

North Battleford's geographical position in the aspen parkland ecozone provides a unique intersection of prairie and boreal wildlife. The North Saskatchewan River valley is a biodiversity corridor teeming with birds, mammals, and aquatic life. The Finlayson Island area, in particular, is known for its diverse birdlife, including red-tailed hawks, great horned owls, woodpeckers, and migrating waterfowl like Canada geese and mallards. Deer, foxes, beavers, and muskrats are often seen near wooded riverbanks and wetlands. In spring and fall, birdwatchers flock to the region to observe migrations along the flyway. Surrounding agricultural areas and patches of forest provide habitat for species such as coyotes, badgers, porcupines, and skunks. The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment actively monitors wildlife health, and local educational institutions occasionally partner for citizen science projects and conservation programming. With ample green space, accessible natural areas, and a community that values environmental stewardship, North Battleford serves as a gateway for those looking to connect with the subtle yet rich wildlife of the prairie province.

Wildlife
Car Culture

Car Culture

Car culture in North Battleford is alive and well, fueled by a mixture of small-town pride, open prairie roads, and a strong network of enthusiasts. One of the highlights of the local automotive scene is the North Battleford Classic Car Show, which showcases everything from restored hot rods and vintage muscle cars to lifted trucks and import tuners. These events draw large crowds and are often paired with live music, food vendors, and community fundraising. The city's location along major highways like Highway 16 (the Yellowhead Route) and Highway 4 also makes it a favored stop for touring motorcycle clubs and summer road-trippers. Informal cruise nights are a regular feature during the warmer months, often centered around parking lots at local shopping centers or community halls. There's a strong restoration culture as well, with numerous residents maintaining home garages where multi-generational restoration projects come to life. In addition, nearby racetracks and off-road trails attract motorsports enthusiasts, making the area a magnet for both classic car collectors and those who live for speed and dirt. Whether it's through nostalgia or adrenaline, North Battleford's car culture captures the freedom and creativity of prairie driving life.

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