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Will 24ft trailer haul 25ft Yamaha?
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As far as length it should be fine since its only 6 inches longer, but you need to check the weight capacity. Their is a heavier increase with more fuel capacity
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But you may need to adjust a few things: bunks, winch--even the axels can be adjusted on some. So you may want to invest in either a trailer scale or in one of those funky hitches that weighs the load (Weigh Safe). That will help with things you can't easily see, like the winch position and the axels.
