I looked over your pictures again and I think you could even slide the tongue front if you wanted to. Seems like there is some extra near the boat. When I bought the roller trailer I had for my Sea Ray they set it up that the rear most roller was about 1 inch from the edge of the transom. That I think would really help with the tongue weight and then take the bounce out of the ride.

heck yeah. Just back from a test run. I have a good run that has dips, hills, curves open highway and stop lights. I jacked the trailer and moved the axles back 8.5 inches and lost at least 80% of the bounce. The handling and ride much more confident. I am betting I am still less then 10% tongue weight on a 7400 lb dry rig.


jack up the trailer w the boat on it, loosened up the axles, and moved it back 8.5 inches.

If anyone is interested, here is the link to the before and after pictures. Any advice is much appreciated.

https://picasaweb.google.com/02603se...G5v-6vjZ-BvgE#