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Trailer question - 205v on a X2 trailer?

 
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PostPosted: Mar 09, 2009 6:36 pm    Post subject: Trailer question - 205v on a X2 trailer? Reply with quote

I've got a 2002 x-star (205v) and have never owned a trailer because I keep my boat on a hydrohoist do all my own maintenance. I'm now in the market because our cove is going dry. I've found a single axle trailer for a 2007 X2 and was wondering if it would work for my Xstar. It looks like the 02 Xstar is about a half foot longer and 6 inches narrower than a new X2. Anyone ever try an x-star/205v on a X2 trailer? my primary concerns:

1. negative tongue weight from the boat sitting back
2. tracking fins hitting the cross braces (I don't think the X2 has them)

I can do some cutting/welding if needed, but would prefer to find something that would work without modification. I don't actually plan to trailer the boat for any significant miles, just pull it out until we get some rain.

Also, if anyone knows of a 205v trailer (or other trailer that might work) available in Texas, let me know. Thanks for the help.
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PostPosted: Mar 10, 2009 4:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

No. they have different hull designs.

Why don't you call owen at boatmate trailers. He can build you a basic trailer very cheap right now that will actually fit your boat.
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PostPosted: Mar 10, 2009 5:28 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I may go with a new trailer if I can't find a decent used one that will work. I assume a new one will run at least $2500-3000 and it looks like the used ones typically run under $1500. My boat hasn't been on a trailer in over 5 years and may not ever be on a trailer if we just get some rain.
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