Interested in that skirt, Boatrover. Was that custom?
Trailer steps
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Re: Trailer steps
It takes me 5-10 minutes to put the skirts on, that includes attaching the straps from the cover down around the trailer.
It is a universal boat skirt from carver covers.
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Re: Trailer steps
I had the paint shop use the same automotive rocker panel paint for the underside of new trucks. It’s a little rough to help with slipping.
2017 Cobalt R7
"Cobalt" Blue
6.2L VP 380 or 430
#FARCON Marine
"Cobalt" Blue
6.2L VP 380 or 430
#FARCON Marine
Re: Trailer steps
I don’t see why not A7, but I’m sure there is a good fab shop in Erie that can do the same thing. You know that when loading after a long day on the water, we’re a little worn and ready to go. Anything that makes loading easier is on my build list..AsLan7 wrote: Sun Sep 08, 2019 2:37 pm.Tuscany wrote: Sun Sep 08, 2019 12:49 pm I would also suggest welding on some step plates on the frame rail so you can move around on something more that 1 1/2” wide steel. Slipping while trying to hook hurts..![]()
Again, that set up is the bomb T!! Maybe your guy can do the same for our rig.![]()
There are also nice bolt on options available on line that’s fast and easy..
2017 Cobalt R7
"Cobalt" Blue
6.2L VP 380 or 430
#FARCON Marine
"Cobalt" Blue
6.2L VP 380 or 430
#FARCON Marine
Re: Trailer steps
Tuscany, that's perfect! Sure beats trying to launch myself onto the bow from the winch, then dangle from the bow to step on the winch.
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