ok. I've never heard that term, so I'm not sure what you're talking about.
> The transom isn't fully supported, IMHO, and that bothers me.
That kinda bothers me too, but you gotta figure the weight of a sailboat is
pretty much concentrated in the center - but none of you modifications
seemed like anything that could fix the transom-support issue.
> Plus, with the 10" wheels I have on there, Dream Catcher is high up on
> the trailer to clear the wheels and this causes some problems launching
> and retrieving. I'm looking at replacing the 10" wheels with 8" ones,
> but there's still the hogging possibility.
smaller wheels spin faster, so that can be a problem. I think I've got 20"
wheels (20x8.50? does that sound right?). I don't much care for my trailer
at all either. i think the wheels should be further apart and use curved
crossmembers to be able to carry the boat low. I'd like it to stick back
further, if only to make the brake and signal lights easier to see for other
drivers.
> P10 #454 Dream Catcher
I'm #461 so we've almost certainly got the same crappy trailer. On the plus
side, it doesn't take much space to park it when you've got the boat moored
somewhere. I'm dying to see Tom's new trailer.