That's the best thing I've heard so far about this trailer. I'll stick
with it then, trying only to drop it down a little for easier launching
and loading. I plan to look into smaller tires this weekend. I've got
10"
instead of the originals. That's what it came with when I bought it.
BTW, mine is a 1988.
Bill B.
P19 #454 "Dream Catcher"
Nampa, ID
> >> P10 #454 Dream Catcher
> >
> >I'm #461 so we've almost certainly got the same crappy trailer.
>
> I'm #439 and have had no problems not self-caused. If you look at the
> position of the glassed-in beams in the boat, I think you'll see that the
> seemingly-too-short bunks actually support the whole thing pretty well.
> I've trailed this rig somwhere on the far side of 25,000 miles. No
> cracks, no observable strain.
>
> Regards,
> Bill Combs
> WWP 19 #439 (1987)
> "Ursa Minor"
> Fort Walton Beach FL
> ttursine@gnt.net