Downtown42

I had to fabricate my winch post to keep from hitting bow when launching. If I didn't have elec over hyd brakes, I could move post further forward.

Back4More

Yep, I had to send my new trailer back for a Beak/Winch adjustment.

techman

Myco didn't make provisions for that??!?! Did you buy a trailer that wasn't originally manufactured for that boat?

US1 Fountain

iTrader: (1)

My Eagle does the same thing. The handle could hit the bottom side of the beak on step ramps. Good thing for the 2 speed winch that allows you to free wheel the handle back down, then reengage.

pullmytrigger

my handle would hit once in awhile on certain ramps........had all these plans to make a seperate bump stopper with a little vee pad for the boat and move the winch post back closer to the truck .......

In the end i went to the trailer place and simply bought a shorter handle.......problem solved!!

rush

[QUOTE=Downtown42]I had to fabricate my winch post to keep from hitting bow when launching. If I didn't have elec over hyd brakes, I could move post further forward.[/QUOT



Your not looking at the BEAK from the correct angle

Downtown42

they said I need to find steeper launch ramps. Trailer is for 42 05 hull.

carney

Mine does the same thing. I get a kick out of how my triple axle trailer floats. I could unhook it from the truck roll it into the water and it floats.

sleeper_dave

I've done the same thing to solve that problem.

candyman35

Bill told you that??? If not I'd give him a call.
Dan