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William Miller

measurements needed

hello everyone. Happy 4th!! I purchased a "85" commander 268. I purchased the correct rated trailer however I'm not convinced the rollers are going to clear the running gear. anyone have a similiar vessel on the hard who could take some measurements for me?....I dont want to convert to bunk unless necessary. thanks so much.

William


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Hi William,

Congrats on your purchase!


Because your boat has twin inboard engines , it requires a notch back style trailer . Basically a notch back trailers' outboard bunks extend all the way to the transom while its inboard bunks generally terminate fwd. Of the prop shafts.

Heres a picture of a notch back trailer

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This particular trailer was built for a single inboard chris craft however it clearly illustrates a notch back.

You can certainly have your trailer's frame modified to acomidate inboard engines. However roller trailers tend to cause more harm then good.



I realize you've already purchased your roller trailer but it might be faster and less expensive to sell it and get a notch back bunk trailer that works for your 268.

Hope this helps.

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