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inknppr

11-16-2006 12:37 PM

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I have a Manning trailer under my Top Gun. I have towed my boat over 6,000 miles in the past year and the trailer is great. I do have electric 6 disc brakes that work very well. Ron was great to work with and did everything he said he would.
Good luck!

J.B. Marshall

11-16-2006 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by wrinkleface

Yip, had a steel one under my 382. Solid trailer, pulled well. Good luck w/ your 336!

Yip, what wrink said. Cause I have wrinks trailer now and it pulls very well. Thanks Wrink...

barron

11-16-2006 03:59 PM

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Great trailers had one under my 38 Gun.

f311fr1

11-17-2006 06:51 PM

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Does anyone have a working link for Manning? Joe Murray

customryder

11-17-2006 07:10 PM

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good trailer notice back lite not tech engraving

BGIII

11-17-2006 07:58 PM

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http://www.manningmarine.com/

f311fr1

11-18-2006 10:35 PM

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Thanks, Joe Murray

ZP\'d

11-19-2006 07:44 AM

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Pull a painted under our rig. Heavy duty and tows very well..

Only thing I don't like is that I cannot manually lock out the surge actuator! With disk brakes this can be a hassle if your depending on the electric actuator..

Are others with Manning trailers not equipped with a manual lock out? :mad:

BGIII

11-19-2006 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by ZP'd

Are others with Manning trailers not equipped with a manual lock out? :mad:

Mine does not have a manual lock out. My guess would be that the coupler manufacturer does not want to be responsible for somebody manually locking out their brakes and then not unlocking them before towing and causing an accident. My old snowmobile trailer had a manual lock out but every time you moved forward, it automatically released, making it worthless in my opinion. I have considered drilling a hole through the coupler that I could put a grade 8 bolt through to lock it out for times when it gets towed empty or in case the electrical system were to fail unexpectedly.

pullmytrigger

11-26-2006 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by BGIII

Make sure everything you expect is written out in plain English.
Make sure he measures your boat.
Make sure you tell him what you expect quality-wise.

With that being said, I am totally satisfied with my Manning welded aluminum trailer. I think it's appearance is better than any welded aluminum trailer that I have seen. It tows the boat excellent, loads easily and was a great value. Only time will tell how the welded aluminum holds up over the long haul but I do not expect any problems. If I were to do it all over again, there is no question in my mind that I would have Manning Marine build me a welded aluminum trailer.

I take it thats your boat in the pics on the site???........never seen a welded aluminum trailer like that........only "I" beams.......is it box section???........is it better than I beams???

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