Trailer Talk

[buckman]

The float-ons are longer so you get them out a little further on the ramp. When I replace mine, I'm going with one.

[Got Stripers]

My bunk trailer is so easy to load my 20'McKee Craft, I'm out of the water in minutes, I'd never go back to a roller style. Guideons help as well.

[Van]

Originally Posted by buckman

The float-ons are longer so you get them out a little further on the ramp. When I replace mine, I'm going with one.

I heard that and wonder that the length might be an issue getting the rig into the driveway, even though its only twice a year.
The street is tight without parked cars.

I've been doing some research and checked some prices.
Now looking at a Venture aluminum bunk style.
Still not sure.

[blaruffa]

Originally Posted by Van

I heard that and wonder that the length might be an issue getting the rig into the driveway, even though its only twice a year.
The street is tight without parked cars.

I've been doing some research and checked some prices.
Now looking at a Venture aluminum bunk style.
Still not sure.

I just bought that model for a 26' SeaPro. It was very easy to load, the bunks also came with a plastic type cover that made it very easy to slide the boat on. And on the plus side when I saw the trailer and I was impressed with how much trailer I got for the money.