One of the outer rollers is not round and is uneven, Im sure I can still use it but will it case any issues when the boat will slide on it?
86740
It should not be a problem. The outside edge's are only a guide to center the bow on the center section and do not roll.
86741
On my boat it slides on the inner roller and the only time the outer rollers hit is when I have the boat all the way up. You should not have any issues
86742
Probably not. The outside rollers are to prevent your boat from scraping on the bolts if it should slip to the side of the roller when loading or unloading.
1229622
I did not use it as the clamps did not prevent the post from staying vertical and the clamps are likly to do damage to the hull if the posf falls out of the way. All this after working with manufacturer to send the pvc eolers that actuall fit over the post for about a month as ine roller would not fit (pvc manufacturing issue). Re your question its got several inches of horizontal travel if memory serves - sorry dont have an exact number so am guessing at about 6". By the way the padding does not properly cover the ends of the pvc so it could potentially mar the boat - fulton should fix this design and is the reason i am posting I did not use it as the clamps did not prevent the post from staying vertical and the clamps are likly to do damage to the hull if the posf falls out of the way. All this after working with manufacturer to send the pvc eolers that actuall fit over the post for about a month as ine roller would not fit (pvc manufacturing issue). Re your question its got several inches of horizontal travel if memory serves - sorry dont have an exact number so am guessing at about 6". By the way the padding does not properly cover the ends of the pvc so it could potentially mar the boat - fulton should... » Read More I did not use it as the clamps did not prevent the post from staying vertical and the clamps are likly to do damage to the hull if the posf falls out of the way. All this after working with manufacturer to send the pvc eolers that actuall fit over the post for about a month as ine roller would not fit (pvc manufacturing issue). Re your question its got several inches of horizontal travel if memory serves - sorry dont have an exact number so am guessing at about 6". By the way the padding does not properly cover the ends of the pvc so it could potentially mar the boat - fulton should fix this design and is the reason i am posting « Show Less
762549
It would be stable enough, the only issue is water coming over the bow if it's rough. The boat doesn't have a drain plug in the floor.
2190707
Yes. You do have to make sure that the cover is smoothly winding onto the roller when you first start to wind it up. That is the same as with any other style of roller. When I first assembled mine it was sort of stiff when trying to wind/unwind. The bearings in the uprights are just plastic sleeves. I squirted a small amount of gunoil on each bearing and now it winds/unwinds much more smoothly.
1978562
So long as it isn't on a "sweet spot" which is around the middle it will be fine, the indentation may also leave as time passes. This is a fantastic paddle for the price. Of course if it hinders you, do what you must.
1869522
No, they do not. My boat slides easily along them, when it contacts them. They are sturdy, but not strong enough to act as a roller with much sideways force against them. The metal bracket would likely not take such a torquing.
849876
No it will not. The boat slides on and off the trailer much easier and smoother
513787
Sure! "Seats"are not attached, so just scoot to the center of the boat for balance. You may need to support the back so it doesn't lay back.
721923
Mine was hard to keep straight as well. I no longer have it but one of the things I was going to do was to reposition the front skirt by removing it and inflting the boat and then put it back to make sure it was level. Try that and it might fix your problem.
2266016
I have a problem with the 2 back wheels. After we had snapped on the wheels, we noticed the carriage was uneven. It's minor, but I can feel it when u push it. My only suggestion is to undo the wheel and put it back on. If nothing works, just send it back for a replacement. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1685182
Definitely. I would consider purchasing new wheels eventually though. The board is great for cruising though I have no problem with its everyday use.
1157815
I believe it would. Make sure to the tighten the nuts that much more on boat application!
568794
I would not use a two piece rod for trolling. I think the drag from the boat and the down planer may put to much stress on the joints
1334679
No it can not be. The other side is for the hose attachment and thereis a different bracket for it. I have had this for 2 or 3 years and the plasticreel that holds the hose has deteriorated and broken from the stress ofwinding the hose on it. I gave this a two star rating a couple of years ago.I would now give it a one star. I did attach a piece of metal channel to itso I can roll it up without it slipping all over the place but now with the reelbreaking it is definitely not worth the price.
989280
Yes... the weight rating should be good, and as long as you place the middle of the boat on the cart, it rolls beautifully. My only gripe is that the wheels get hooked on larger rocks on a rough trail, but running this on asphalt is a breeze.
905637
I am another boat trailer guy. No problems at all, I do strongly suggest anti-seize on the studs before assembly.
1084637
recover the bunks first, then use these to help the boat slide better. to answer your question, I think NO