What would you guys do?

[CP3]

Like I said earlier. get an extreme trailer out of cali. look at extremetrailers.com that the only thing the las vegas dealer uses and I dont think he ever has a problem. and they are alot better looking than the other types of trailers.

[G-MONEY]

Like I said earlier. get an extreme trailer out of cali. look at extremetrailers.com that the only thing the las vegas dealer uses and I dont think he ever has a problem. and they are alot better looking than the other types of trailers.

They are great except for the guides F up your boat..... if they change to the rolling guides the would have the best trailers on the market...

[CP3]

you can get either option now. I think he is ordering all rollers now.

what dont you like about the carpeted ones? I like them alot

[dcsnowwake]

get an eagle trailer, best trailer imho

[wakeboarder247]

VM Custom Boat Trailers out of Fresno, CA. Simply awesome.

[da.bell]

Well, this is sounding more like what trailer not to get now.... Don't get an EZLoader trailer.

Much shorter list IMO.

[wakeboarder247]

In you alls opinion what would be a good trailer to replace it with? Need

Well, this is sounding more like what trailer not to get now.... Don't get an EZLoader trailer.

Much shorter list IMO.

That's what he wanted!

And ya I like your list da.bell.. and I second that! Say no to EZLoader.. Having to give your boat 3/4 gas to back it off sounds like a design flaw to me. Ours floats off at idle.

[G-MONEY]

you can get either option now. I think he is ordering all rollers now.

what dont you like about the carpeted ones? I like them alot

I don't have one but some people I know are complaining that it it scratching the gel coat, taking the graphics off and jacking up the rub-rail......

I'm glad to hear that you can order the rolling guides now, my boat is at extreme right now getting the breaks fixed.....they are top notch especially now with the new guides

[kko]

if your happy with the boat and not the trailer i would give the dealer the trailer take his loaner and tell him to get you a dorsey. these are the ones we get on our boats and have not had any major issues with them at all. you own the best ski boat built dont let some stupid trailer issue take that from you. i do understand your frustration but hang in there and get a different trailer,because it does sound like you got a lemon. you sound like a very understanding person that is easy to work with so hang in there it will all come together.

[xpjim1]

I don't have one but some people I know are complaining that it it scratching the gel coat, taking the graphics off and jacking up the rub-rail......

Never had any of thoise problems with my Extreme Trailer. With the guides it pretty hard to hit anything but the rub rail. Might be the people with the stainless rub rails where the screws can catch on the carpeted guides

[CP3]

Never had any of thoise problems with my Extreme Trailer. With the guides it pretty hard to hit anything but the rub rail. Might be the people with the stainless rub rails where the screws can catch on the carpeted guides

I was thinking the same thing, or ppl are dipping their trailers too deep in the water

[scoot18]

Just make sure the trailer has rolling guides.......

By rolling guides, do you mean guide poles? I am not familiar with those, and haven't seen them, do you have any pics?

[chpthril]

By rolling guides, do you mean guide poles? I am not familiar with those, and haven't seen them, do you have any pics?

Here's a pic

http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/show...45&postcount=8

[scoot18]

To all, thank you for your feedback about which trailer to look at. You all are giving me so many choices that it will make it difficult to make a decision. Hopefully one of these brands is a company that NAMG has purchased from before and they will be able to work with.

Anyway; Stuart provided the loaner bling bling trailer yesterday. He had someone drive it down here from Woodbridge to the beach, thats a very nice jesture in it's self. "Thanks Stuart," That will save my plans for the 4th. Went out last night to transfer the Ve' from one trailer to the other, got off of the junk Z loader ok, backed down the ramp as far as I could and made it without any issues, was very slow and careful coming off, still had to goose the throttle several times in bursts to inch it back. Went to load on the other EZ Loader bling trialer, which sits much higher, wasn't so comfortable about how far in the water it would go because of the additional height. I backed it as far down the ramp as possible and then went to load being careful and checking all angles as this would certainly be different to load on than the other one. Drove the boat right up the trailer with not as much effort as we had to use loading on the other one. Little bit of throttle and winching, it came right up. And I really think it would be even easier if I could back it down the ramp a little farther or if the water level was a little higher. Anyway so far so good, now I will need to unload off of the bling one and compare the difference.

[scoot18]

Here's a pic

http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/show...45&postcount=8

chpthril, Man that response was quick.

Looking at that picture that is what I have on the trailer already. Matter of fact, the boat presses so hard against the starboard side guide pole that it has cut the foam. I swapped the covers left to right and now both pads are cut from the excessive pressure, and probably need to be replaced. And believe me they roll and spin with all of there might, they have no choice with all of the pressure.