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Old 04-25-2010, 11:09 PM
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Default Re: What type of trailer?

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Single axle Continental aluminum float-on with 6 inch wide bunks for my 20SF. Launches and drives on easily. Just have to be faithful on the hubs and bearings every six months. I also use stainless hardware everywhere I can. I replace the galvanized bolts, braces, etc., whenever they need it with stainless. Just make sure to grease the threads before you torque the stainless bolts down! A word of warning. If you silicon the bunk carpet - don't undo the bow before you back it into the water. The boat will slide right off. Also make sure you hook the bow before pulling it out of the water. Don;t want to leave the boat on the pavement! I've seen it done more than once.
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