Trailer Measurements

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I need some assistance. I just bought a 2004 Sea Pro 190cc bay boat from a buddy and he did not have a trailer. So I went and bought one but I cannot find the measurements for the bunks anywhere. If anyone has the same boat and could measure the bunk alignment on the trailer it would be greatly appreciated. It doesn't have to be perfect but I would like to have it close so that I don't have to spend a lot of time at the marina adjusting the trailer to get the boat to sit right. Thanks.

Kyle

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kboyd81
what model of boat do you have. my 238cc came with the boat on the edge of the flares as seen in the pictures. that made it hard sometimes to align the boat when loading it at the ramp. so i moved the bunks to the outside of the flares. this solved my problem. i moved the bunks real easy by myself. i first lowered the tongue of the trailer. i then used two concrete blocks and a piece of wood.to place under the stern of the boat. i then cranked the tongue up until the boat was off the bunks, i loosened the bunks and moved them to the outside of the flare. i used a pencil to mark where the metal holding the bunks were before i move them. that way when i went to move the other side i could measure the distance of the marks so that i could move them both evenly, or if i changed my mind i knew where to put the bunks back to. hope this helps...

[ejstenger]

sushibuff, My bunks are set up as in the pictures and have wondered about shifting them and wondered if the hull was strong enough to withstand the pressure outside of the rail they are sitting on. I also asked the dealer about tiedowns on the transom and he told me the boat DC190 was heavy enough that I didn't need them. Did you add them or are they dealer installed? I haven't had any trouble with the boat moving on the bunks so I never worried about it. It is hard to line up and I usually hold on to the guide poles while someone else pulls the boat out of the water. I have had to back it in to straighten it out a couple of times though. <`)>((((< ED

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Honestly I am not exactly sure what the model is. I live in central FL and the boat is on the coast. The title doesn't have the model on it. I am pretty sure it is the SV1900cc based on photos I found online. I will try to upload the one picture I have of it although it's not really a close up.

[Simple Man]

Dad Gum Sushi! That suckers not going anywhere. I just added an aluminum turnbuckle to back up the bow strap on mine and let her roll. I haven't had any problems but extra is better I guess. It must take you 15-20 minutes to get all them straps off and on. The black straps are tie down straps right?

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the trailer was already set up for the boat when i got it. i just moved the bunks out a little to make loading it easier.

as for the black straps they hold the boat cover. i only use the green straps to hold the boat to the trailer.

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this is the after pix. after i moved the bunks.