Whatever you decide to buy, the more you spend the better it will get. You can spend 6-7k with Rocket, Peterson, Owens or whoever in aluminum bolted . If you spend that I like I did you will be updating it with extra crossmembers or bigger axles and wheels in a few years, Like I have. I like how my boat sits low my trailer as opposed to a large welded trailer where they tend to be very tall. Personally , I like steel galvy trailers like Eagle, Myco, etc. There are many who build them. But they were out of my budget.

That would be great.

Thanks,

Aluminum Myco accept no substitute

Aluminum - welded and UNPAINTED

Manning Trailer, you'll be able to configure it anyway you want within reason. Wheel/tire size, bow ladder, breaks and so on.

Welded aluminum all day, and twice on Sunday.
Myco or Manning; can't go wrong.

Hundreds of posts on this debate as well as differences between welded and bolt-together trailers. You get what you pay for; so don't skimp. A trailer is a vehicle that people's lives depend on; and a lot of folks don't view them in that light.

I had Loadmasters do a custom cradle for dry stacking my boat so the fork truck arms didn't destroy my hull. The customer service and product was second to none. I couldn't get Manning, Eagle or Myco to even call me back. Give Gary Jr. a call and you would get a great trailer. Chris.