Guides

[hgroshong]

Best trailer guides for Qseries 25.75. Live in North Dakota where the wind ALWAYS blows.

 

[LaurencetheAdventurer]

Suggest searching for Guide or Guide Rails in search box. Havasu is similar - I like the combination of Corner Rollers and slanted bunk guides. I also had the axels designed so they could be moved - I figured there was no way the builder would get the weight distribution right with the new LX model at the time - I was right! Tongue weight was 900 pounds. So, they will need to be slid forward before any long trip.

 

[Kim in Central FL]

WOW, very nice trailer!!! I am jealous

 

[Michiman]

WOW, very nice trailer!!! I am jealous

You should see the boat!

 

[Kim in Central FL]

I bet!!! I'll have to enjoy my "benny on a budget" for now. - get one of those fancy ones next!!!

 

[Seadoorxpguy]

Suggest searching for Guide or Guide Rails in search box. Havasu is similar - I like the combination of Corner Rollers and slanted bunk guides. I also had the axels designed so they could be moved - I figured there was no way the builder would get the weight distribution right with the new LX model at the time - I was right! Tongue weight was 900 pounds. So, they will need to be slid forward before any long trip.

Who makes those corner roller?

 

[LaurencetheAdventurer]

Who makes those corner roller?

I believe my dealer (Sun Country) in conjunction with their trailer builder - they had the custom cushions made for what is normally just a PVC Rollers. Search Boat Guide Rollers - you will see a few designs.

VEVOR

 

[mtudb24]

Suggest searching for Guide or Guide Rails in search box. Havasu is similar - I like the combination of Corner Rollers and slanted bunk guides. I also had the axels designed so they could be moved - I figured there was no way the builder would get the weight distribution right with the new LX model at the time - I was right! Tongue weight was 900 pounds. So, they will need to be slid forward before any long trip.

I have never seen the slant horizontal guide bunks. What is the advantage of them vs parallel? I assume its so they are parallel to to the water when you back down a ramp?

 

[LaurencetheAdventurer]

I have never seen the slant horizontal guide bunks. What is the advantage of them vs parallel? I assume its so they are parallel to to the water when you back down a ramp?

Correct, more surface to toon touch points at the widest part of the toon, helps with the alignment. The original design / maker also had an auto latch. Between these and the vertical guides at the rear corners - even with the Havasu Wind, I can generally trailer my 26 Benny within a couple of tries.