Redecking a snowmobile trailer???

[Woodhauler]

Any good ideas on what to use? Marine grade plywood costs big money, pressure treated reactes with aluminum,So what next???

[Yoopersaw]

I'd go with the marine plywood.  I've also known a few people that used Eastern Hemlock that seems to work okay.

[sprucebunny]

I'd stick that 'ice&water shield' roofing stuff to the trailer frame or strips of hard plastic and then use pressure treated plywood. I guess you could stick the bitc#ethane to the plywood, instead.

[chevytaHOE5674]

If your using it as a snowmobile trailer on winter roads then about the only good option is marine plywood.

[Chuck White]

If available, I'd use some Locust, it's rot resistant and it's tough too!

[jdtuttle]

White oak holds up well too.

[giant splinter]

Cottonwood makes a great trailer deck if it will work out for your plans, it holds fasteners well, is light weight when dry and very dense as well as inexpensive.

[drobertson]

does it have to be wood?   I'm thinking an expanded metal floor to allow drips and drainage, not familiar with your machines, just wondering,  david

[WmFritz]

David, the biggest problem with expanded metal is that all the slush from the road would be thrown up on the sleds. Road salt does a number on aluminum, especially clutches.

Woodhauler, is this trailer open or enclosed?

[drobertson]

Yea I was thinking that after I wrote, in this case if the marine plywood is to pricey I would try to use a white oak floor, only because its plentiful around here,   david

[Woodhauler]

Its going to be marine grade plywood. I thought about advantech but talked myself outt of it!

[WmFritz]

I believe I've got advantech flooring in my enclosed snowmobile trailer. Seems to me it had a 15 year warranty on it. I've never priced a sheet of it.

On the other hand, my 2001 two place open trailer still has the original marine plywood deck on it and it has lived outside in the elements for the last dozen years.

[Dave Shepard]

I read the title as "Rednecking a snowmobile trailer???". That would certainly open up your options some. :D