john clark
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HI guys, I have a 21' checkmate starflite and am looking for a trailer for it. I live in Stuart florida. Any suggestions or trailers for sale out there?
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Trailer search
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jumbofordman
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I would think in Florida you wouldn't have any trouble finding a trailer. When I have needed one I just looked on my local Craigslist, always found one withing a week or so for a quite reasonable price (heck, one of them the Eluder I have was included in the price!) Many trailers are adjustable as to what length boat you can put on it by 2-3 feet, as well as the placement of the bunks. Perhaps the most important thing to check after length is width between the fenders.
Sam I am
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Trailers
There are so many, i just put a single axle aluminum bunk trailer under my starliner. Single axle is easier to move around and i use my boat in salt water so steel does not work for me. Bunks do support the hull better than rollers if you are not sure which way to go. Load-rite, sea lion, and venture have some pretty good deals.
There are so many, i just put a single axle aluminum bunk trailer under my starliner. Single axle is easier to move around and i use my boat in salt water so steel does not work for me. Bunks do support the hull better than rollers if you are not sure which way to go. Load-rite, sea lion, and venture have some pretty good deals.
JT Patroni
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Load-Rite and Sea Lion have not impressed me. But then as an ex welder/fabricator not many welded/bolted units do. I have a ShoreLander that I picked up cheap and it has the welded junction where the tongue bar meets the "A" section. solid and strong. I was impressed with this one.