Rebuilding a trailer, Bunk questions
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Rebuilding a trailer, Bunk questions
I am rebuilding a Target Trailer for my 27' Magnum Sedan, Originally the trailer had 4 x 6 bunks on each side and Keel rollers down the center. I'd like to replace the Keel rollers with centering bunks. If I go with the bunks, do I want them supporting any of the weight of the boat? Or should the be just under the keel when the boat is setting on the trailer. If I am understanding it correctly, I want all the weight on the 2 4 x 6 bunks under the stringers. Also how far apart should I mount the bunks under the keel?
I ordered some D cushions from Myco today and am also going to make a split bow stop and separate winch stand.
I ordered some D cushions from Myco today and am also going to make a split bow stop and separate winch stand.
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You want the centering bunks to be directly around the keel, not to be any higher where they would contact any of the lifting chines.
And yes, they should be supporting weight. You only want enough weight on your bow stop to keep the boat from bouncing off of it. The rest should be on the main and front support bunks.
And yes, they should be supporting weight. You only want enough weight on your bow stop to keep the boat from bouncing off of it. The rest should be on the main and front support bunks.
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You want the centering bunks to be directly around the keel, not to be any higher where they would contact any of the lifting chines.
And yes, they should be supporting weight. You only want enough weight on your bow stop to keep the boat from bouncing off of it. The rest should be on the main and front support bunks.
And yes, they should be supporting weight. You only want enough weight on your bow stop to keep the boat from bouncing off of it. The rest should be on the main and front support bunks.