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Hyperacme:
Found a pretty good deal on a trailer, I think ... $650 is the asking price.

1990 Prince Craft for 16 to 17 ft. boat.
Emailed him about load cap.

Question is ... Shouldn't there be keel support rollers ?

75starflight:
 My shoreland'r that I redid had those poly glides on it but I removed them. I looked at alot of trailer before buying mine and alot had those on them.

OleRed:
I've used a trailer similar to that for a long time moving boats, I 'like id because it would haul just about any hull with-out havung to adjust the bunks, like I would have had to do if it had 4 bunks,  it was an Escort trailer I had, came under "B-words"   3500 lb axle.

V153:
Just sold a 3500 lb cap Escort trailer for $400 bucks. Thought it oughta be worth a lil more than that but what the heck I'll take what I can get. I agree it'd be a good rig for pulling difrent kinds of boats. Was just way too big for anything I currently own.

If I had to guess I'd say that trailer's a 2500 pounder Gregg.


edit. Yes "Escort" was B's line of trailers.

CVX Fever:

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Gregg neither of my bunk trailers have keel rollers. Just the pads on the crossmembers to keep the keel of the hull from getting chewed up.

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