"They are sandy proof"

You are kidding, even a 2" trailer ball is not Sandy proof! :) Yeah, bouncing bearing buddys at 70 mph could be an issue for oncoming traffic!

Not much in this world is Sandy proof.

The first time I went Skiing when I was 9, Harriet said you get these.
Old Head standards. The black ones which can`t be broken. 90 cm.
They were in pieces by noon.

All: sage advice all around.

My apologies for the delayed response (one of those weeks). To clear up any questions I'm located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Tidal range is relatively small but varies up and down the peninsula. Boat ramps are hit or miss. Mostly miss. Might be launching from a marsh every now and then around here. Have to fish where the fish are!

Sounds like my kind of shop. Willing to take a road trip for a good trailer. Second question is what's this going to run me $$??

0.0245 seconds after Googling Owens and Sons......

https://www.slideon.com/

Call them.

Here are a couple pics of my Road King purchased last July.
http://s833.photobucket.com/user/unc...tml?sort=3&o=3
http://s833.photobucket.com/user/unc...tml?sort=3&o=2
http://s833.photobucket.com/user/unc...tml?sort=3&o=1
I love it! Boat fits like a glove and she floats down the highway just as well as the SeaCraft does on the bay!;)

Just figured out I can view all the pics on my photobucket account by clicking on the link. Have a look at the rest if you are so inclined. Got nothing to hide!