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Hi,
I just picked up a 2008 LSV without a trailer and was looking for some help. I am really exited about the boat and can't wait until spring. I found an inboard trailer that looks like it would work. Could someone provide with length and distance between bunks on the factory trailer? I think I am going to look into a new boatmate trailer if the used one won't work. Thank you! :)
Where are you located, do you want a single axle or double, and what color is your boat?
Virginia. I will probably get a double axle if I go new. It is blue. I can get the used trailer pretty cheap so I would like to see if it will work before going the new route.
Allen - Hey, I am down the road from you in Richmond. My '07 Moomba Outback is on Lake Anna. Trailer is a dual axle Boatmate. If you have a choice and can swing the extra dollars, dual is a good way to go. I have trailered as far as 700 miles and appreciate the security of four tires. Congratulations on the LSV! Don't be a stranger. And when you get a chance, post up pictures. - StuartQuote:
Originally Posted by ALLEN08LSV
I think there has to be a better trailer than Boatmate.
I have Metalcraft out of slc utah and it is pure garbage. my boatmate under the old supra was 10x the trailer..
There seems to be more positive than negative feedback. The other two comparable trailers are phoenix and extreme. Loadrite and magictilt make aluminum.Quote:
Originally Posted by zabooda
If anyone has bunk measurements it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Allright, boat is sitting in the back corner of the garage. Hard to reach but did our best. And I can't draw worth a crap so don't make fun of me. Please let me know if you have any specific questions or need any other measurements. I have a 2008 Boatmate single axle with a 2008 LSV sitting on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ALLEN08LSV
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Way to help the man out! :cheers: