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  1. 02-14-2015, 07:44 PM #1
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    I finally got back on the water again today after being side lined with trailer problems. The new trailer fits like a glove. One thing I discovered, if you back an empty aluminum tandom axle trailer too far into the lake, it floats up. Lol I just pulled it forward until the wheels touched again and the boat loaded like a dream.

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    Your in business now
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    Great looking rig. Never thought about an aluminum trailer floating!
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    LOOKING GOOD WHERE'S THE FISH .
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    Mighty fine looking rig. I know you are very happy to be able to get back on the water, catching time is upon us..
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    That looks Sharp Scott!!! Congrats


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    Quote Originally Posted by armyman View Post
    Great looking rig. Never thought about an aluminum trailer floating!
    I was in Florida last year with my fishing buddy and he was having some work done on his trailer for his saltwater boat. The shop had aluminum trailers for big boats and I told him he should get one for salt water. He said the problem is when you back it in far enough to load a big boat the trailer floats off. Never would have thought of that either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeaRay View Post

    I was in Florida last year with my fishing buddy and he was having some work done on his trailer for his saltwater boat. The shop had aluminum trailers for big boats and I told him he should get one for salt water. He said the problem is when you back it in far enough to load a big boat the trailer floats off. Never would have thought of that either.
    I wouldn't think that either but hey if you don't need to go as far back I suppose it's all the better.
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    Sweet!
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