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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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Despite its prairie roots, Saskatoon is home to a surprising range of wildlife, thriving in both urban and rural settings.

Explore Saskatoon!

Adventure

Adventure

Saskatoon may not have mountains or oceans, but don’t let that fool you—it’s a city brimming with prairie adventure. The South Saskatchewan River cuts through the heart of the city, creating a natural playground for outdoor enthusiasts. With over 80 kilometers of multi-use trails winding along its banks, Meewasin Valley is perfect for hiking, biking, or cross-country skiing in winter. Canoeing and kayaking on the river offer a unique way to view the skyline and explore the natural beauty of the river valley. For thrill-seekers, Blackstrap Provincial Park just 30 minutes south of the city offers ziplining, sailing, and an artificial mountain for hiking with panoramic views. In the winter, snowmobiling and ice fishing dominate the scene, with nearby trails stretching for hundreds of kilometers across open prairie and boreal forest. The remoteness of Saskatchewan also makes Saskatoon a hidden gem for stargazers and aurora chasers—minimal light pollution means breathtaking views of the Milky Way and Northern Lights are just a short drive away. Adventure here is about immersion in wide-open skies, endless trails, and a deep connection to the land. In Saskatoon, nature isn’t just a backdrop—it’s the main attraction.

Wildlife

The Meewasin Valley, winding through the city along the South Saskatchewan River, acts as a green corridor for deer, foxes, beavers, and a variety of birds. In spring and fall, birdwatchers flock to the area as migratory birds stop to rest—pelicans, cranes, and even bald eagles can be spotted overhead or along the water’s edge. Within the city, the Forestry Farm Park & Zoo offers insight into native and exotic species, but the true magic lies just outside Saskatoon's borders. To the north, Prince Albert National Park offers an untouched expanse of boreal forest where elk, moose, and black bears roam freely. It’s one of the few places in the world where you might catch a glimpse of a wild white bison, a sacred symbol for many Indigenous communities. Grasslands National Park, further south, offers a completely different ecosystem—rolling plains where prairie dogs, coyotes, and swift foxes thrive. Saskatoon acts as a central base for exploring Saskatchewan’s rich and often underappreciated biodiversity. Whether you're peering through binoculars or catching a glimpse from a hiking trail, wildlife in and around Saskatoon offers moments of quiet awe and connection.

Wildlife
Car Culture

Car Culture

Saskatoon may be surrounded by fields, but its love for all things automotive runs deep. The city is home to a thriving car culture that celebrates both history and horsepower. Every summer, locals and visitors flock to the "Cruise Weekend," one of the city’s most anticipated car events. Hundreds of classic cars, hot rods, and custom builds line Broadway Avenue and downtown streets, with crowds cheering on slow cruises and burnouts. Car enthusiasts proudly show off restorations, while local vendors and live bands give the whole event a festival vibe. But that’s just the beginning—Saskatoon also hosts smaller but passionate gatherings like "Draggins Rod & Custom Car Show," held annually at Prairieland Park, where everything from muscle cars to vintage pickups are on display. For racing fans, Wyant Group Raceway on the city's outskirts offers a high-octane experience with stock car racing and events throughout the summer. The track draws talent from all over Saskatchewan and beyond. Whether it’s a shiny chrome ‘67 Mustang or a souped-up tuner, Saskatoon’s automotive scene is all about community, creativity, and revving engines under prairie skies. The flat, wide roads of Saskatchewan seem tailor-made for cruising—and Saskatoon makes the most of it.

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