South Florida Trailers
#2
I have a couple friends with them They appear to be nice trailers, and I have not heard any complaints about them. Personally, I don not like the vertical support that they use for the bow/winch stand. It looks goofy, and is not really adjustable if needed.
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I have one under my PowerPlay. Like Sydwayz says it has a vertical bow support which seems a bit strange but I've not had an issue with it. I did find that the boat didn't center the stern easily and I got a couple of small guide-on side bunks to solve that problem. It also has two wheels per side for a 33' boat instead of three and they use drum brakes instead of disc. I replaced mine with new galvanized brakes last year. Overall a decent trailer and it's served me well so far.
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I have one under my PowerPlay. Like Sydwayz says it has a vertical bow support which seems a bit strange but I've not had an issue with it. I did find that the boat didn't center the stern easily and I got a couple of small guide-on side bunks to solve that problem. It also has two wheels per side for a 33' boat instead of three and they use drum brakes instead of disc. I replaced mine with new galvanized brakes last year. Overall a decent trailer and it's served me well so far.
#6
I tried to buy one. The factory wanted 50% upfront and a 6 week delivery. I called Nextrail in Ocala. They built same spec trailer, no deposit and I had a guy pick it up 3 days later.
3 years later it has been a great trailer.
3 years later it has been a great trailer.