mraz72
Jetboaters Commander
- Messages
- 823
- Reaction score
- 310
- Points
- 177
- Location
- Rochester, NY
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2016
- Boat Model
- 242X E-Series
- Boat Length
- 24
Stock tongue jack is a piece of crap, wheel folded in on itself, trailer doesn't seem stable etc. I purchased a Fulton XLT as it was one of the few that actually fit this frame ( 5" x 3" ) of these trailers.
here is the jack mounted, that circle under the bow stop is where the old jack sat, from what I can tell there isn't any aftermarket jacks that fit where the OEM jack mounted. Now that I look at this pic, it almost looks like the jack isn't perpendicular to the ground, I'll ask fulton when I talk to them. I may also move the jack to the other side of the bow stop, it would be easier to raise and lower the boat (less weight). I also moved the bow stop towards the rear of the trailer by about 3 inches. You can see the cleaner area of the trailer where it was moved (base of the bow stop, look at the trailer frame)
Here is the mounting that I do not like. I am going to call fulton tomorrow and ask their opinion, I can't find the instructions, but there really isn't many ways to install this thing. Check out how the brackets don't really touch the frame all that much. I'm going to turn the brackets on the opposite side over next time I am near the trailer.
here is the jack mounted, that circle under the bow stop is where the old jack sat, from what I can tell there isn't any aftermarket jacks that fit where the OEM jack mounted. Now that I look at this pic, it almost looks like the jack isn't perpendicular to the ground, I'll ask fulton when I talk to them. I may also move the jack to the other side of the bow stop, it would be easier to raise and lower the boat (less weight). I also moved the bow stop towards the rear of the trailer by about 3 inches. You can see the cleaner area of the trailer where it was moved (base of the bow stop, look at the trailer frame)
Here is the mounting that I do not like. I am going to call fulton tomorrow and ask their opinion, I can't find the instructions, but there really isn't many ways to install this thing. Check out how the brackets don't really touch the frame all that much. I'm going to turn the brackets on the opposite side over next time I am near the trailer.