New trailer arrived today. I was very pleased with the general quality. there were 2 bunks that were off about 3/8 of an inch and Ron left me some shims to fix them. Personally felt he should have been prepared with tools to do that on site, but not a big deal to do myself. i picked out the paint color as a "gun metal grey" off an iron chart online and it is a little lighter than what I expected but still works fine. I didn't want to do the standard black trailer just to have something a little different. I also added a drive guard, steps on the front, an automatic jack, and tool box. I had surge brakes on my previous trailer and these Kodiak brakes are a night and day difference from what I had before. I can tell that this trailer is also heavier than the aluminum one I had but no real down side there. I didn't have any big issues working with Manning Marine other than learning their communication. I would email them and not hear back for days so I suggest calling them if you need something. Trailer was completed in about 4-5 weeks and found no hidden cost.

nice looking trailer,my buddy had them build one for his 42 fountain,good quality and fair price.

Looks great, love the color, One thing grease your trailer tounge were it slides. They do not have a lot of grease from the factory and can stick.

It's eoh so no surge to grease! Thanks for looking out though.

Beautiful trailer. I like the drive guard. Smart choice. I just added one to my trailer. If looseconnection (I read his post today, he had someone back into his drives) had one he wouldn't be in a world of hurt right now. There's just to much money hanging back there not to have one. Happy trailering!!!

Looks sharp!

Looks great! My next one will be steel.

Nice. It is a good feeling to have a solid, safe trailer. Over the years I've sweatted more over trailer issues and maintainence than with the boat.

Love my Manning.

Just dont put anything in toolbox you dont want to get wet.

My boat mechanically only broke down on one trip in 3 years.... I blew at least 1 tire on 9 out of 10 trips the past 2 years until I had replaced every hub, tire, brake, etc and found out the real issue was someone put an under rated trailer under it. I feel blessed to have a solid means of transport.