Buying a wider roller trailer

Does it just have rollers or bunks also? As long as it have a way to self center, I don’t see why it wouldn’t work for you. 84″ sounds like it was a very tight fit and probably not the easiest target to hit if the conditions weren’t great.

Jonesy wrote:

so does it really matter if the trailer is wider?

Only matters if your storage space won’t fit 100″ or might matter if you pull the same to a gas pump or other stationary object as you did when pulling a 84″ trailer.

Friend of mine bought a wider rig and promptly wiped out a fender before he got accustomed to the increased width.

It’s just rollers no bunks. I figured I could just adjust the rollers to fit the boat but the guy at the dealership wasn’t sure if that would work.

I run a roller trailer that is around 100″ out to out of fender with a 1600 pro sport without issue. Once I stopped backing in to far it loads like a dream. Trying to remember but pretty sure my roller “mounts” are all u bolt attached to the cross bars so you could move them if needed.

poomunk wrote:

I run a roller trailer that is around 100″ out to out of fender with a 1600 pro sport without issue. Once I stopped backing in to far it loads like a dream. Trying to remember but pretty sure my roller “mounts” are all u bolt attached to the cross bars so you could move them if needed.

Any idea what the width of your boat is?

Jonesy wrote:

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I run a roller trailer that is around 100″ out to out of fender with a 1600 pro sport without issue. Once I stopped backing in to far it loads like a dream. Trying to remember but pretty sure my roller “mounts” are all u bolt attached to the cross bars so you could move them if needed.

Any idea what the width of your boat is?

82″

For the first time in my boating career I have a trailer that is wider than my vehicle, sounds like no big deal but it is an adjustment.

I’d find a bigger dealer that you can work with. You could also give Shorelandr or EZ loader a call yourself. They make trailers for everything.

B-man wrote:

I’d find a bigger dealer that you can work with. You could also give Shorelandr or EZ loader a call yourself. They make trailers for everything.

My goal is to not buy a new trailer. Boat is a 98 and trailer is likely to get totaled by insurance.

It’s a bit of a mid winter mess in there and I was a little close to the back wall to get good pictures but hopefully these help.

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The rusty looking piece is something a previous owner added to support a roller guide that’s no longer there. No idea where it went, was missing the left side since before I bought it. Couldn’t get a good shot of the bottom.

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Mr you have no idea what a real winter garage mess is! You can walk around in yours. lol!

Thanks for the pictures Poomunk I have a feeling that is exactly what my boat will look like on the trailer I am thinking about getting.