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Bunk Trailer Problems. If so, then you need to get under the trailer and visually inspect the boat bottom and bunks while centered and off center. I have a 2010 v170 outfitter with a bear bunk trailer. I tried backing shallower (yellow marker lights even with water line) and when the boat would try and center on the trailer it would jump up on the fender and get stuck. Until i find a decent, used dual axle bunk trailer from a quality manufacturer, i'll add the 3 self centering rollers and call it good. The problem i have is on the ends of the inside carpeted bunks where the front of the hull 1st contacts the trailer on recovery and the last. Just wondering if anyone else has had problems loading onto their bear trailers. A bunk that snaps or falls off results in a loss of support that affects trailer balance and exposes the hull to the metal cross members,.

I have a 2010 v170 outfitter with a bear bunk trailer. A bunk that snaps or falls off results in a loss of support that affects trailer balance and exposes the hull to the metal cross members,. Until i find a decent, used dual axle bunk trailer from a quality manufacturer, i'll add the 3 self centering rollers and call it good. Just wondering if anyone else has had problems loading onto their bear trailers. The problem i have is on the ends of the inside carpeted bunks where the front of the hull 1st contacts the trailer on recovery and the last. If so, then you need to get under the trailer and visually inspect the boat bottom and bunks while centered and off center. I tried backing shallower (yellow marker lights even with water line) and when the boat would try and center on the trailer it would jump up on the fender and get stuck.

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Bunk Trailer Problems If so, then you need to get under the trailer and visually inspect the boat bottom and bunks while centered and off center. Until i find a decent, used dual axle bunk trailer from a quality manufacturer, i'll add the 3 self centering rollers and call it good. Just wondering if anyone else has had problems loading onto their bear trailers. I have a 2010 v170 outfitter with a bear bunk trailer. If so, then you need to get under the trailer and visually inspect the boat bottom and bunks while centered and off center. I tried backing shallower (yellow marker lights even with water line) and when the boat would try and center on the trailer it would jump up on the fender and get stuck. A bunk that snaps or falls off results in a loss of support that affects trailer balance and exposes the hull to the metal cross members,. The problem i have is on the ends of the inside carpeted bunks where the front of the hull 1st contacts the trailer on recovery and the last.