Just curious if bunks could be adjusted from a stepped Donzi 38 ZR to fit a Baja 36 Outlaw, also how about length adjustment? This is a triple Myco trailer.

sure could... just have to move around or replace the 2x6s and move the bow stop back... im sure it will take some fabrication if it is steel, if aluminum it might be a little easier.... i have my 35' cafe racer on an old top gun trailer.. fits nice, took some work to make her fit.....

Myco welds the bunk supports. so...For a stepped to non-stepped would be alot of work. Cutting & welding supports

my 38zx is on a triple axle aluminum trailer and it does have padded steps on the bunks which i believe can be removed and replaced with straight bunks. i would call myco because they have the actual dimensions for correct weight displacement for the front support. i know you can call heritage and they have a diagram for the 36 outlaw which they make a lot of trailers for.

they double up the 2x6s for the stepped boats and keep them single for non stepped... its really just the matter of shimming the lumber till it fits right...

wow....That seems kinda cheesy. I know Eagle builds them for the boat.

Each MYCO trailer is custom made for the hull it is intended to carry. The bunk supports are welded in place and the bunks cut for the hull. I would call MYCO direct and ask them what it would take to convert the trailer.

Dave

Mine is not adjustable and the bunks are not stacked.It was custom made for each application

That would hacking up a trailer to make it fit.

i have a trailer for a 36 outlaw for sale, it even comes with the boat!!!!!!!

i't's not worth it i think

jr mike