Ok guy's how a bout some help on these fenders ? Should i leave them the way they are? and just put carpet over them. I think they are ugly anyone else see fenders like that before?

Ok just to clarify not the fenders but the crap behind them, the metal that been riveted together and i even think the tires are rubbing on it.

Maybe i need wider fenders? Hey Rod you got some I mean you got everything else J/K



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I guess the 4th photo is the safest and most practical, just ugly, but that could be changed.

just bling it out...

Brad what did you use for paint?

Rattle Can Krylon

I put on several coats of gloss black and several coats of clear.

this....by far....is my fav....

But if I had the money...    

... sounds like what happened to us in havasu with marcs boat...floater bar flipped as we pulled it out....didnt notice it until we were whiping it down.....back of the boat was hangin off the back of the trailer like 3 feet  ...a type of safty cable would prevent that.

I forgot that Marc had told me about that, yep it was the same thing, not a good thing to see your boat/trailer do from "the sidelines".  

just bling it out...

Looks killer. Is that "fork" looking piece for the "trailer eyelet" under the bow? What the hell is that "trailer eyelet" called? I've got to be missing something here (all jokes aside), what stops the boat from sliding forward?

Looks killer. Is that "fork" looking piece for the "trailer eyelet" under the bow? What the hell is that "trailer eyelet" called? I've got to be missing something here (all jokes aside), what stops the boat from sliding forward?

A bow stop goes there....i just ordered a new one.......looks like this:

Are you talking about the horizontal rollers (on/at the keel) or the vertical rollers found on a lot of fishing boats?

hes talkin about one of these:



I wouldnt waste your money on it.....if you think about it...your trailer is at an angle and your boat is level on the water....it wont touch that keel roller at the transom until the boat comes out of the water....and at that point, if youre not center on the bunks, its not going to fix itself with that roller.....if its a must have item to you, put it as a front roller that will guide the bow in....but that still doesnt make sence.

i just went with the cheapy black rubber ones...didnt even bother upgrading to polyurethane.....as rod says "its just a trailer" 

A bow stop goes there....i just ordered a new one.......looks like this:

I think I'll go with something like this, and a winch.