That's weird showing up fine for me I'll see if I can figure out how to upload rather than link them.ChrisParish wrote: ↑23 Feb 2020, 19:29Hi Matt,
You pictures aren’t showing up. Could you upload them direct rather than link them?
Cheers!
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Re: Extreme EXT500 Inflatable Trailer
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Can you see these?
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Re: Extreme EXT500 Inflatable Trailer
All in due time mate spent the whole day today sorting out the garage to get the trailer in there. Well get the boat on it this week and get it all adjusted. Should be fun
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Pictures are all good now. Thanks! I suspect that we (the public) don’t have access rights to see them where you put them originally.
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Not a complete idiot - some parts are missing.
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Re: Extreme EXT500 Inflatable Trailer
Here's some pitures of the trailer setup with the Vanguard on. I have moved the bunks in a little and raised the transom support. I also move the draw bar in a little so that it fit in the garage better.
Let me know if the pictures aren't working.
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Excellent pics.
The keel is surprisingly deep and I like how it continues the V all the way to the transom. I hadn’t seen one of those in the flesh, so thanks again!
The keel is surprisingly deep and I like how it continues the V all the way to the transom. I hadn’t seen one of those in the flesh, so thanks again!
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I have the Extreme 350 and I am making new longer bunks so they will support the transom when the engine is mounted on the back from 120 to 180cms, using 100m x 50mm
Needs some advice Lads &
Looking at the photos of your trailer sonny1 you have the bunks positioned half on the tubes half on the hull is this the correct way to set up the trailer for a 350 sib boat.
I have a roller at the back of my trailer, I see you have an extending padded support that is supporting the transom, is this recommended and if so where can you buy this.
Also when towing the boat what is the correct way to support and secure the engine.
Being new I hope it all makes sense and Thanks
Needs some advice Lads &
Looking at the photos of your trailer sonny1 you have the bunks positioned half on the tubes half on the hull is this the correct way to set up the trailer for a 350 sib boat.
I have a roller at the back of my trailer, I see you have an extending padded support that is supporting the transom, is this recommended and if so where can you buy this.
Also when towing the boat what is the correct way to support and secure the engine.
Being new I hope it all makes sense and Thanks
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Re: Extreme EXT500 Inflatable Trailer
Very nice transom wheels 
No problem using them in the up position when the outboard motor is also mounted?
No problem using them in the up position when the outboard motor is also mounted?
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Re: Extreme EXT500 Inflatable Trailer
No not at all the outboard has full range of motion I made sure of that when fitting them. I got them from Excel direct when buying the sib.MadnessOfTheSeas wrote: ↑10 Mar 2020, 12:01Very nice transom wheels
No problem using them in the up position when the outboard motor is also mounted?
