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. Finally!Nice trailer. Is that big bend marine in Perry?Hit-n-Miss wrote:. Finally!
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. Already pulled tires and coated everything. Gonna float em and swap the trailer this afternoon.silverking wrote:Congrats. Now spray that baby down then get 'er wet!
. Yep. Dale sold it to me. Took the time to send me measurements. I built a template and took down there to see how fit.Salty Gator wrote:Nice trailer. Is that big bend marine in Perry?Hit-n-Miss wrote:
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. Minor adjustments and fits great! I thought it looked familiar. I take my boat there for servicing at least once a year. I bought a new trailer from them a few months back. Mine, like yours, had some serious electrolysis on the crossmembers. Kind of a shame as the tongue, axles, lights and guide rails were all pretty new. But the new one rides a lot better. I'm sure Dale did you right, hope you like your new one as much as I do. CongratsHit-n-Miss wrote:. Yep. Dale sold it to me. Took the time to send me measurements. I built a template and took down there to see how fit.Salty Gator wrote:Nice trailer. Is that big bend marine in Perry?Hit-n-Miss wrote:
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Minor adjustments and fits great!
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. For at ramp?Salty Gator wrote:Ps I bought a little portable shower/ wash box from academy for $80. It doesn't have a pump, just a bladder hat fills w the hose. I think it holds about 2-3 gallons. It flows well for a few minutes and then trickles for a few minutes. It goes long enough to give the trailer a good rinse.
. Took to a local lake this afternoon and floated her off the loaner trailer. 
. And now she is home. 
. Exactly, for a quick rinse of the hubs, torsion bars ,crossmembers ( shouldn't be as big of an issue w the new aluminum brackets) and whatever else I have water pressure for ( called "rinse kit")Hit-n-Miss wrote:. For at ramp?Salty Gator wrote:Ps I bought a little portable shower/ wash box from academy for $80. It doesn't have a pump, just a bladder hat fills w the hose. I think it holds about 2-3 gallons. It flows well for a few minutes and then trickles for a few minutes. It goes long enough to give the trailer a good rinse.
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. Oh ok thanks. I hope this will last me the rest of my fishing life.Salty Gator wrote:Exactly, for a quick rinse of the hubs, torsion bars ,crossmembers ( shouldn't be as big of an issue w the new aluminum brackets) and whatever else I have water pressure for ( called "rinse kit")Hit-n-Miss wrote:. For at ramp?Salty Gator wrote:Ps I bought a little portable shower/ wash box from academy for $80. It doesn't have a pump, just a bladder hat fills w the hose. I think it holds about 2-3 gallons. It flows well for a few minutes and then trickles for a few minutes. It goes long enough to give the trailer a good rinse.
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Your new trailer looks great. I think I have the same one w 2 axles
. Have you been yet? Bet the crowds are thinning out now. Is St Mark's good also?MudDucker wrote:Looks like you are good to go now! Just leave me a few scallops!