weldcrane

my recent purchase came with a excellent 3 axel viper trailer 15000 gvw like brand new i really dont want to put it the salt water any suggestions?

Flightplan

A really large helicopter with straps...

Apexwarrior

I'm in the same situation. I'm planning on boating in salt water for the first time this summer but I have a steel trailer. My aim is to hopefully find someone who can crane it in, as I think dipping a steel trailer in salt water is asking for trouble.

weldcrane

ive got straps i use mith my crane truck[ATTACH=CONFIG]535821[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]535822[/ATTACH]

Apexwarrior

Looks like your covered!

weldcrane

a little to long to go down the road together

ezstriper

find a marina with a boatel

spazboz

iTrader: (2)

Buy like 20 cases of Flex Seal and get spraying. I have it on good authority that you could install a screendoor in the bottom of your boat and it would still be watertight. It is the handyman in a can!!!

performancems

that's why I hate steel trailers. I've had a few boats that came with steel trailers and I dunked them in salt until finding an aluminum. One steel trailer lasted a whole season without ever getting a hole, while another rusted through after 2 months and had to be patch welded just to get to the boat ramp to offload the boat.

A steel trailer is almost worthless if you live on the coast.

Sunrocket24

iTrader: (1)

Sell it and get a new trailer. Before I moved from the Great Lakes to VA I found a dealer that let me trade in my steel trailer on a new aluminum trailer.