Thread: Man I tell you, having a boat setup like you want it and then having to start

all over again is a lot of work oooops didnt mean to say that G lol the trailer didnt have guides, just fender wells, so I have been putting a set of them on this weekend, Took the boat out for a ride and test this saturday and so far I like it, but its handles different than my F&F. This boat has a jack plate on it and I found out real quick when I came out of the whole lol, in the F&F as soon as I got up on plane I would trim it all the way up and the boat would get up to where was just the very back in the water, no matter is slick water or rough. Well, did that first thing with this boat and it sacred the crap out of me LOL it was porpoising big time on the rough water. I couldnt trim at all on the rough water, however I did go up in a creek that was smooth and then I could trim up to get the boat out of the water and I got it right at 50mph, I know that dont sound like much to most of you but when my F&F would only do 38, 50 sure seems a lot faster lol but now to get back to my question. I had made me a step for the other trailer that mounted right below the winch, so that when loading boat I could step on it and then down to the trailer, makes it a lot easier for then not so spring chicken anymore I want a step that fits right out and down from the winch, dont think I need 2 steps just the one. I figured some of you guys have one on your trailer and could advise me where to go to get a good one

thanks

Larry

Cabelas has them.

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