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New Trailer Question
Not sure if I asked this yet but here goes:
I want to purchase a new trailer for my 23'. Eventually I want to add a bracket on the back. Do I need to buy a longer trailer to support the extra 3'? In other words do I need to purchase a trailer to fit a 26'? |
Re: New Trailer Question
To answer your question simply, no.
The extra 3 feet hanging out the back will do just that, hang. None of the bracket will even touch the trailer so you do not need the longer trailer. |
Re: New Trailer Question
Popeye,
I agree with JohnS, but would like to add that an adjustment will be required to keep the tounge weight appropriate (i.e. if you move the weight back by adding a bracket, youu'll need to move boat forward a few inches or move the axles back a tad. |
Re: New Trailer Question
I have a bracket on my 23, and did not have enough room to move the winch stand forward to get the proper tounge weight on my original trailer. I went to a tailer that could handle a 25', giving me plenty of room for adjustment. It is a lot of weight hanging 30" from the back of the boat.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...7/fbca6108.jpg [ July 01, 2003, 10:07 AM: Message edited by: LiveLine ] |
Re: New Trailer Question
Appreciate the advice guys. Liveline what type trailer did you purchase and if you don't mind me askin what did you pay for it?
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Re: New Trailer Question
Just move the axels to change you toung weight. There is no need for the bigger trailer.
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