Too much to fix the original trailer for my 235, so I am in need of a new trailer. I found schematics for the 235 (thanks, NCAngler), but before I spend $4500 on a new trailer...does anyone have suggestions, tips or experience with this? We are moving from Chesapeake Bay area to Georgetown, SC area...so I need the trailer.
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Dave LeGear
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These below have a very good suspension system that holds up to the Marine Environment quite well:
http://www.rollsaxle.com/
Also, you have get several great frame options with these (not just your standard aluminum only choice) That have been standard equipment on several top lines of Skiffs and Boats like East Cape for many years:
https://ramlin.com/east-cape-skiffs/
Kevin and I discuss them some on our Podcast and... If you go to the East Cape Channel on You Tube, you can see many of those various build examples Ramlin makes.
East Cape Boats You Tube Channel
Easy enough to send them the layout design needed posted here on the Site for a quote, and do let them know which State you are going put put the tag on it so you can get the proper brake requirements for that State / Area
Now I can secure you a direct contact point at Ramlin if needed?
Either way do let them know the guys from Performance Outdoors.Net sent you if you reach out to either one of them!
Hope this helps!
Dave
http://www.rollsaxle.com/
Also, you have get several great frame options with these (not just your standard aluminum only choice) That have been standard equipment on several top lines of Skiffs and Boats like East Cape for many years:
https://ramlin.com/east-cape-skiffs/
Kevin and I discuss them some on our Podcast and... If you go to the East Cape Channel on You Tube, you can see many of those various build examples Ramlin makes.
East Cape Boats You Tube Channel
Easy enough to send them the layout design needed posted here on the Site for a quote, and do let them know which State you are going put put the tag on it so you can get the proper brake requirements for that State / Area
Now I can secure you a direct contact point at Ramlin if needed?
Either way do let them know the guys from Performance Outdoors.Net sent you if you reach out to either one of them!
Hope this helps!
Dave
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