Used Trailer

[Zebra]

ive been neg. with the lady that owns this trailer. it needs a couple of tires they are small ones look like pontoon trailer tires. She wants $1,000 but will take less, the q is how much less. Need it for a v20 think it would work. Z

[Zebra]

ive been neg. with the lady that owns this trailer. it needs a couple of tires they are small ones look like pontoon trailer tires. She wants $1,000 but will take less, the q is how much less. Need it for a v20 think it would work. Z

[C YENSEN]

i dont know, i think the V is too deep for that type of trailer. ???

[Airslot]

It could be made to work I think, but the price is too high and then there's what it's gonna cost to get her road ready. I'd pass as there will be better deals coming. Just got to keep an eye on the papers.

Airslot

[Mac_Attack]

Air you probably could make it work. Needs longer bunks and whats the axle capacity. I'd keep looking for a tandem. Billy Mac ;D

[Zebra]

well the lady still has the trailer, offered her $500 she said yes. $300 would have been better but dont think i can find a alluminum trailer for that. we see... pickup 9am tomorrow... Z

That trailer will work very well for a V-20...they're deep-V buit not THAT deep-v!!!

My F233 Formula was a deep V...24 degrees deep v...

This trailer is plenty fine.

BTW my F233 was also on a bunk. Can make a bunk work well by simple adjustments ;)

$500? Good deal.

[C YENSEN]

i dont know, i think the V is too deep for that type of trailer. ???

[macojoe]

Trailer looks in good shape?

$500 not bad, add new tires and get rid of the hoop up front.

Don't forget the berrins!! don't just grease them, remove hubs, clean with degreaser and inspect and repack reinstall so you know what you have!!

Take to the water and try to put V20 on it, you will see what you have to do right away, if anything at all?

Lots of guys here use bunks for V20's!! I perffer a roller and thats what I bought, but thats me!

Good Luck!!

[phatdaddy]

Zebra, I think you got a good deal. *that looks like an original "Float On" Brand. *You replaced your eye on the bow with a snap hook device and power loaded until you hit the rail. *A lot of those trailers didn't have a winch. *They were real popular in fl in the 80s & 90s. You had to have a good ramp with plenty of water to float them on & off. *I had a trailer with *those lo profile tires and loved it. *Kept the load lower and made side loading the boat easier. *The tire pressure is pretty critical, need around 60 psi, anything much less and they blow out at highway speeds. *It looks like a torsion axle and that is the only way ,also looks like the tongue has been altered for a 1 7/8 coupler. *