Any guidance available to obtain a trailer for a cafe? I'm considering purchasing one that doesn't have a trailer, and it would be its shore time resting place.

find fox @ club 41 he can hook u right up

I bought one from HI-TECH marine and am VERY happy with it. I think you could be in the 7k range delivered to your house depending on what options you choose.

I had them extend the I-Beams to the end of the boat - it looks proper that way.

Also - I didn't spring for the Electric over Hydraulic brakes and I kick myself every day for it.

Fit perfect from day one...

I would buy aluminum - will help you when you go to sell it.

I had a Manning under it before - wonderful trailer but it was steel and would have had numbered days in our salt water environment.

My Cafe sits on a Hi-Tech also, it fits like a glove and looks identical to seafordguy's.

: seafordguy said :Also - I didn't spring for the Electric over Hydraulic brakes and I kick myself every day for it.


I have to agree, it is the best option you can get on a trailer. I love the EOH brakes. Night and Day over surge!! Get it if you can, especially with a heavy rig that the cafe will be!

Can anyone tell me how far apart the bunks are on the trailer to fit the Cafe? I just picked up a trailer and I need to know how far I need to move the bunks closer together. The trailer was fitted for a 34' Interpid, so, the bunks are pretty far apart right now.

My rear bunks are right at 43 inches apart +/- about 1/8th of an inch.

It was dark and rainy so that was as good as I could do.