Thank you very much! I am using my transom wheels and a 5x10 utility trailer with a ramp to launch currently. Steep ramps, no winch, 18hp outboard...I'm too old for it. I am planning to build a trailer like yours. Thanks also for the parts list! The folding tongue looks great!
Aloha! A very instructional video on how to secure your inflatable boat to a trailer. Also for taking the time to add the links for the accessories. It's been a great help!
Is your boat rib or soft hull? I have a soft hull boat and i cant find a trailer like yours anywhere, with support so that i can transport my boat with engine mounted. How did you make the support on your trailer ?
Soft rib. I made the support for the transom so that it can also support the motor weight. The rib or keel of the boat is deflated when its on the trailer. Bunk of the trailer upgraded to 6" wide. If you follow my exact set up you should be okay. Just make sure everything are properly attached and the boat is properly inflated.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos so the bunks support the tubes of the boat ? Yeah i wanna do it exactly like you but its really hard to see what is going on down there. Thanks for answer.
@@svarunstergar5190 yes the bunk support the tube and the added side support keeping the boat from sliding side to side. The transom support is bolted to the frame. Motor must not be installed & the tubes must be inflated propely when adding the transom support to get the perfect height. You can email me and I'll take some detailed pictures and send it to you.
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos thank you sir you make internet a better place.. i will email you thank you very much.. i bought a boat and motor and when i first picked up the motor i knew that it is too heavy for my frame 😂
@@ruvrandomusefulvideos ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GF8qe4VII8o.html . Ah sorry I meant the assembly of the trailer. And what was the price of the trailer? Did they shipped to you or you go their manufacturing site and get it ? Thanks for the replies :)_
I had double eagle fiberglass boat 2004 to 2006 then 18 footer Bayliner from 2006 to 2014, and if ever I would get a boat again, it has to be fiberglass, I don't like aluminum as I don't go to river but for now I am happy with inflatable, its different experience. Also I have enough experience towing because I also had a 25ft travel trailer.
