The last few weeks I have had many customers ask, “What is the biggest difference between steel and aluminum boat trailers?” The answer: strength. Steel is at least three times stronger than aluminum. Aside from aluminum construction differences: lack of bunking, U bolted frame, etc. the largest difference is the strength of the frame.
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6 responses so far ↓
1 K. // Jun 24, 2009 at
What is the weight of an aluminum trailer vs a steel trailer that would carry a 16 ft fishing boat? Thanks!
2 admin // Jun 24, 2009 at
It totally depends on construction time and size of channel/tubing used…
3 John Sotomayor // Jul 27, 2009 at
Am looking for a used bioat trailer to haul a 25 foot SeaRay deck boat from western Maryland to Northern Maine
4 admin // Jul 28, 2009 at
Hi John,
We received your inquiry on our website and have been in discussion. Thanks for your interest in a Loadmaster boat trailer.
5 Robert // Jan 7, 2010 at
Hello Loadmaster admin, I am fabricating a bow stop for a 31bBertram, and noticed you provide what looks like a vertical V-block system on most of your stops,(4×12)? On my boat ,there is no getting around at least one chine tapering off at the bow in which the stop has to “slide past’.(minimal interferance) My question, do you use just a plywood backed carpeted block as your protection of the hull?Are the blocks rounded on ends? Thanks in advance, Robert.
6 admin // Jan 7, 2010 at
Robert,
Thanks for your inquiry. I have emailed you information on our Loadmaster trailer bunks for our boat trailers. Please let us know if you have further questions at loadmaster@cros.net
Meg Straw
Loadmaster Trailer Company Ltd.
http://www.loadmastertrailerco.com
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