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RyanB 11,157
Last year I spent (well, Progressive spent) over $5500 for new axles on mine. If this truly is a brand new trailer that is a very reasonable price.
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shawndoggy 14,142
if it were closer I'd definitely be checking to see how much work would need to be done to fit a 21 A24. That trailer looks like a dream to tow, and it's about half of what a new one would cost today. My bare bones tandem is my biggest complaint about my boat.
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UWSkier 12,977
4 hours ago, dizzygti said:My rudder is fully in front of my prop guard. Different boat/trailer, but point is it may not be an issues.
then it's even easier
When I dropped my rudder, I had to tilt my boat to one side on the trailer so the rudder would clear the center beam of my prop guard. But my boat and trailer are ancient.
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23LSVOwner 1,010
2 hours ago, iliketoski said:Do you have to recalibrate anything when reconnected so the position sensor matches the position, or does the sensor actually control the actuator (stops when it is stowed, etc)?
Shouldn't have to.
The system reads the sensor for positioning. The actuator is just doing what it is told to do. They are not as easily adjustable as the PW2 setups.
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