Recently rebuilt boat trailer
 

This is what it looks like after an almost total rebuild by Henry Trailers here in the San Diego area. This old trailer had been under the boat in a field across the street for at least 14 years. 4 flat and rotted tires, much rust, bunks stuck to the boat, wood rotted away. One spring broken. I put used tires on and repacked the wheel bearings, then after starting the engine and much else, I launched the boat in San Diego Harbor. The trailer nearly fell apart as I towed it home. Perry Henry came out and gave me an estimate to either replace the trailer or rebuild it. The price was about the same but I chose rebuilding because I would keep the registration and there would be no title transfer, etc. 3 weeks and $2900 later, here it is.

I may pull the boat out and try to clean and repaint the bottom before I put it back in that ugly sea water in my marina slip. I will determine whether there is water and power for my power washer near the boat ramps that are near to my Marina. If not, I could bring it all the way up here to my residence (25 miles) and do it here in my driveway. Before reloading the boat on the trailer I think I would try to wrap those new bunks with plastic to protect them from that marine growth.

I am puzzled about how to get access to the areas under the bunks and rollers. Is there a slick way to lift a boat on a trailer?

Larry