Custom Aluminum Boat Trailers

Aluminum Boat Trailers in Ocala, FL

Single, tandem and triple axle from 16′ to 34′, plus airboat and catamaran trailers — built to your hull in stock sizes or fully custom.

Our Trailer Lines

Find your fit

Every RedLine trailer shares the same over-built aluminum spec — pick the line that matches your boat, or let us build one custom.

Still deciding on the frame? Read our breakdown of aluminum vs. galvanized steel boat trailers in Florida salt water, including the parts that fail first on both.

Standard on Every Build

The same over-built spec, top to bottom

No “base model.” Every RedLine trailer ships with the spec other builders charge extra for.

Standard Features

Built to outlast the salt

Double-bent aluminum I-beam frames, torsion axles, disc brakes and stainless hardware — engineered for Florida’s salt and freshwater.

  • Double-bent aluminum I-beam structure
  • 3×3 aluminum cross members
  • Rubber keel pads on cross members
  • Stainless steel hardware
  • Torsion axles
  • Disc brakes
  • Cypress rear bunks with HD marine carpet
  • 2×6 PT front centering bunks
  • Aluminum wheels
  • Winch with 4″ roller
  • 2″ or 2-5/16″ coupler
  • Heat-shrink wire connections
  • Diamond-plate fenders + HD braces
  • 2,500 lb tongue jack
  • Non-corroding brake lines
  • LED light bar + LED lights
  • Hydraulic brake actuator
  • Aluminum tongue up to 12,000 GVW
NATM
NMMA
Certified manufacturing
20+ years building

Choosing the right line

Length gets you close; weight settles it. Our single-axle trailers (16′–20′) suit bay boats, flats skiffs, smaller center consoles and aluminum fishing boats. The tandem-axle line (25′–29′) is the workhorse for mid-size center consoles, dual consoles and walkarounds that see real highway miles. Big, fully rigged offshore boats from 29′ to 34′ go on the triple axle, which spreads the load across three torsion axles with six-wheel disc brakes. Airboats (13′–15′) and power catamarans (26′–28′) get their own purpose-built trailers, because a mono-hull trailer doesn’t fit either one.

When you call, have the boat’s make, model and length handy, plus its weight with engines, fuel and gear if you know it. That tells us the axle count and the bunk layout.

How a custom build works

If your boat falls between sizes or needs something the stock lines don’t cover, we build to fit. Bring the boat to the shop on US-27 if you can, so we can measure the hull and set the bunks to it. From there it’s the same spec as every RedLine trailer — double-bent aluminum I-beam frame, cypress bunks with marine carpet, stainless hardware, torsion axles and disc brakes — plus whatever upgrades you choose, like electric-over-hydraulic brakes, stainless rotors and calipers, aluminum bunks or a matching spare. Every trailer is cut, formed and welded in our own shop in Ocala.

Off the Trailer

Where your boat lives on the water

A RedLine trailer covers the road miles — but if your boat spends its season on a lake or the coast, it deserves a proper home there too. For docks, boathouses and boat lift installation across Central Florida we point our customers to JSC Contracting — a licensed marine construction crew we know does it right. Lifts up to 38,000 lbs, quoted on site, same coast-to-coast territory we serve.

Don’t see your size?

We build custom every day — tell us your boat and we’ll build the trailer to fit.