trailer guide-ons
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guide poles
Sir: If you will advise an email address, I will send you some photos. I made some removeable poles using 2 inch recevers, square tubing and PVC pipes covered with carpet. They ride on the front of the trailer when not in use. I do not know how to post photos onto this site.
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Nope. But, I have never had an issue loading my 311 on my Eagle. First time, every time, regardless of wind. Now, if I were at some wickedly steep ramp, I would probably have issues. But, on a normal ramp, paying attention to how far in I sink the trailer, I never have an issue. I love this trailer.
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Sir: If you will advise an email address, I will send you some photos. I made some removeable poles using 2 inch recevers, square tubing and PVC pipes covered with carpet. They ride on the front of the trailer when not in use. I do not know how to post photos onto this site.
email me the pics and I will post em ......m
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As I pull the boat and trailer out of the water, my wife is able to align the edge of the boat to the brush. It's a fixed reference point. We're now 4 for 4 on getting the boat centered.