New Trailer

[Old'sCool]

Originally Posted by waterboy

The bunks are aluminum and pivot. I'm just concerned how far to space them from center. I read somewhere you want them lined up with the stringers. Is that correct? Thanks again.

That's best

[waterboy]

Thank you sir!

[Vezo, Part II]

Obviously, best to secure bunks up tight to Chines. For self-centering when retrieving. Best to only do it once.

Let me go downstairs and sneak a shot for you on my 20 MA.

[Vezo, Part II]

Damn! Put the horse before the wagon. Was thinking of one of the Whalers! Hope you get the idea.

[Vezo, Part II]

If this opens it is completely incorrect. This is the Seafari temporarily on a Owens and Sons custom built to secure the sponsons of a 15 Whaler...

If you can get the inside opening between inside of bunks between 54 and 55 inches you will be set for life. It is the measurement between outer and middle two flatter surfaces of your variable deadrise hull. Cannot recall correct nautical term.

Hope this helps.?!

Part II

[waterboy]

I measured as best as possible and adjusted the bunks accordingly. Hoping to get the trailer registered tomorrow and get her swapped onto the new trailer in the afternoon. From there I'm sure there will be some minor or major adjustments . Also sprayed and wiped down the entire trailer with anti-corrosion stuff (I can't remember...dang Flor de Cana). Any case thanks for the advice!

[Vezo, Part II]

Strive for 54" inside chine to inside chine of inner bunks. No one has chimed in to call me a Googan! I believe that i am correct.