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Default trailer long enough or do I need to move the jack foward?


This is the trailer I picked up from skools last week and i'm super excited about it, I was just curious if it's long enough or do I need to attempt to move the jack forward some on the trailer? Thanks again!
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you are supposed to have teh bunks extend beyond teh transom, although not every one does that, side teh jack foorward so you can slide the boat forward as much as you can, check your tounge weight, it shoud be around150 - 200 lbs
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slide it forward at the wench plate sorry we had moved it for the sea ox.
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might just be the angle of the photo, but judging by that last photo, if you go to much forward, the hull will be hitting the fender.
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'Aint that randleman's old trailer?
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You need to move the Boat forward , the bunks should be flush with the transom for best support, if you can't move the Boat add or extend 2 bunks that extends all the way that will suffice ..My 2 C
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Skools is a trailer ho.
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Skools, do you have pics up anywhere of your sea ox?
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