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Van · 11-09-2009, 10:33 AM

Need opinions and facts.

My original loadrite roller trailer (15 years old) has had it, not worth fixing all the parts that are bad. Plus it is a bit undersized.

So I priced a new roller trailer locally with more rollers and higher load capacity. Pretty expensive. So the dealer said if I only use it for storage, why rollers? Go to bunk, (much cheaper and less maintanence) plus he called it a "drive on".

So how drive on are they? I would imagine it would have to go pretty deep to get the boat all the way to the bow roller. What happens to the bottom paint? Can I launch easily and by myself?

What do you guys have/Suggest?

11-09-2009, 10:33 AM	#1
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	Trailer Talk Need opinions and facts. My original loadrite roller trailer (15 years old) has had it, not worth fixing all the parts that are bad. Plus it is a bit undersized. So I priced a new roller trailer locally with more rollers and higher load capacity. Pretty expensive. So the dealer said if I only use it for storage, why rollers? Go to bunk, (much cheaper and less maintanence) plus he called it a "drive on". So how drive on are they? I would imagine it would have to go pretty deep to get the boat all the way to the bow roller. What happens to the bottom paint? Can I launch easily and by myself? What do you guys have/Suggest?
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