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WTB: Non-roller boat trailer
Anyone have a lead on a bunk style boat trailer for a 17ft boat? My current trailer doesn't allow the boat to be far enough forward and causes it to tow like crap with the weight of the motor being so far behind the axle.
I am very limited on adjustment with it as well. Not to mention I don't like the roller style anyhow. Let me know. |
Just back the boat on the trailer.
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Guess I should call this guy and take a look. I could probably scrap my current trailer make up some of the cost. http://charleston.craigslist.org/boa/3184065044.html |
We could cut the spring perches off and weld them further back on the trailer? Also there is a good selection at the boat ramp any given sunday.... I kid.
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Cant you just adjust the axle position?
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Just trade the guy his boat back. Lol.
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Isnt a non-rolling boat trailer just called metal?
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The rollers are not adjustable and you can see the boat is right at the end of them. The car with the rollers is not forward adjustable either. This picture doesn't really show how far behind the motor is, but it tows like shit.
http://images.craigslist.org/5Ef5K85...f612a31112.jpg |
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[QUOTE=Matts94Z28;182974] I would also like to install bunks if I were to do that. QUOTE]
If you do put bunks on it (which is super easy to do), use these. http://www.ultimatebunkboards.com/ You'll never have to deal with them again. :bigthumb: |
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Not I. The PO.
Values the boat at 7k with more invested. |
Heres a camper since youre interested in trading your boat
http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/3186130105.html |
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Needs MOAR wood panel.
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just strap 200 lbs to the front of the trailer. or try dropping the hitch lower
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