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Unread 02-22-2010, 04:30 PM
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I currently have a trailer that has a max weight of 3100 pounds it is a single axle loadrite trailer with a 3700lb axle. I do not want to get rid of it because it is a 2009. I am looking to put a 1989 Wellcraft V20 Center Console on it dry weight of 2160 and it has a 1989 Evinrude 150 ocean pro. I will be towing it about 125 miles each way once a year. What do you guys think? To much for this trailer or will I be ok.
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Unread 02-22-2010, 04:49 PM
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I think you'd be ok. Not 100% ideal but ok. Make sure to get a spare. Even with dual axle I'd want a good spare.
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Unread 02-22-2010, 06:12 PM
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I think you would be ok. In addition to a spare, I would also carry a spare hub assembly. I cannot remember where I saw it, but I think it was a tie down brand that had a whole hub and spindle assembly which came with a mounting bracket to keep it on the trailer. Sure a lot easier to just put a whole new hub and spindle assembly on rather than changing bearings on the side of the road.
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I'd think it would be ok as long as you don't have the boat loaded down and full of gas.

Life jackets, coolers, chairs, batteries, anchors, tackle boxes, rod/reels, skis, ropes, tool kits, oil........it can really add up.
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no way!!!!!!!
you will need at least a triple axel trailer with elec over hyd brakes on all axels and a minimum of a F-450 4x4 to pull it with..

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you will be fine, like the above carry spare hubs & tires. if you are only going to tow 250 miles a year, might consider pulling the tires off of the trailer when you park it and keep them in a place out of the sun, i think dry rot is going to be your biggest problem. if you can't do that, put the trailer up on blocks and get them off the ground & maybe wrap a tarp over the tires..

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Unread 02-22-2010, 10:19 PM
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Thanks for all your input. I will be trailering boat to place where I will be in storage right next to the ramp I use. Other than that I will be just be using trailer to move boat a few hundred yards to launch and then back to boat yard at end of season I will have to tow it home for winter storage. I plan on filling boat up once down there and then running it down and filling up at local gas station before I park it for winterization and putting it up on blocks.

I hate to try to sell this trailer and then have to buy another one.
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