opinion on a boat trailer?

just wondering what you guys that run or have run yacht club roller boat trailers think?, as far as quality and durability.
thanks – b.s.

I sell trailers, I dont sell the yacht club brand, shorelandr,ezloader,karavan,eagle. But I take them in on trade and they would mostly be classified as a price point trailer your basic trailer, If its something your using to get out of the water and just park next to the garage then you dont need to spend a lot on a trailer but if you do alot of trailering I would spend the extra and upgrade on something in the lines I mentioned as examples the little bit extra to upgrade is well worth it over the years and on the road. Hope that helps

well actually it is an upgraded #2000 roller galvinized with a swing away toungue. the boat that is going on it ways under #1300, i was just curious what people thought of the yacht club brand in general. i am kinda confused by your post destry, so your saying that the brands you listed are good or bad?, or are you just saying to upgrade poundage in general if i plan travel excesive miles?.

thanks – b.s.

nobody has anything to say about yacht club trailers?

The boat weight that you mentioned, is that the hull only or does that include motor, gas, batteries, gear, etc. If it is only the hull and you have a larger size 4 stroke motor, you may want to consider going a little heavier duty on the trailer. My hull is 1100#, but when you add the weight of everything else, I figure I am around 1900# with a full tank of gas. I have a 2400# trailer.

I do not own a yacht club so I can’t tell you much about how well they are built. I did consider buying one with my rig last year. The only thing that I noticed is that a boat will sit up noticeably higher on a Yacht Club than some others. This translates into a higher profile on the road and a little less ease of launching.