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was it hit on the road? hard to tell but the trailer fender looks hit too.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And More -
OUCH !!!Wake Up or Stay On Shore!Comment
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I'd say it was hit on the trailer. Pushed the whole boat forward on the bunks as well as the fender damage.Comment
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Was at boat launch on Sunday. A guy had a brand new ri237 and it is a tight launch with big rocks on one side and a curb on the other all in a turn. It's tight no doubt especially with that big of a boat. Any how got close to rocks with trailer when turning and trailer was tight against rocks couldn't go forward or backwards without it crunching. So crunching it got. Wrecked back of trailer lifted the tail light right up. Ouch. Brand new. Side note. Nice looking boat though.Comment
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It got hit on the road. Mike nails it as usual. Trailer fender took damage and ripped the cap assembly off the vaultii on rear wheel so lost a lot of grease. Amazingly didn't hit the trailer so had to be a larger truck(boss talked to owners so don't know the whole story). Boat was already forward on trailer, those pontoons seem to ride better forward and their center of gravity is way back with large outboard back there, plus this boat has a lot of furniture, glass and helm located behind/near center of gravity on the deck.
The real irony is these customers have needed a handful of small items fixed that they noticed in the first few hours of using their boat and recently had it in to fix a list of problems. Finally get things perfect and...crunch.
Life happened.
P.S.noticed auto correct nailed me on thread title. OopsComment
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