JetBoat195G
Jet Boat Addict
- Messages
- 59
- Reaction score
- 30
- Points
- 107
- Location
- Massachusetts
- Boat Make
- Scarab
- Year
- 2019
- Boat Model
- 195 G
- Boat Length
- 19
I'm just curious if anyone else has seen this issue, and if so, what they've done about it. There are guides above the wheel on both sides of the trailer that help position the boat when the boat is being brought back onto the trailer. The guides are supported by posts fore and aft of the wheel. I have noticed that the weld at the base of the forward posts have cracked on both sides of the trailer. This is not structural to the trailer, but a nuisance. I could just cut off the posts and eliminate the guides, since the guides don't perform any significant function once the boat is on the trailer, and the bunks are what really guide and establish the position of the boat on the trailer. However, the guides are a nice visual cue when the boat is being brought back onto the trailer. Therefore, I have supported the posts with some galvanized brackets from the local hardware store. Hopefully, this will hold up for a while, but it did make me curious if anyone else has seen this issue, and if so, what they've done about it. It seemed like more than a coincidence that it was the forward posts on both sides. It is the galvanized trailer, and it is my third season. I do travel two hours and launch my boat in the ocean, so the trailering miles and salt water may be contributing, although I do take care to rinse with fresh water afterward.
On a separate note, I do enjoy my Scarab 195G. This forum is just a great place for us to share and discuss some of these minor issues. I have gotten some really great information from this forum, so thank you to the contributors.
On a separate note, I do enjoy my Scarab 195G. This forum is just a great place for us to share and discuss some of these minor issues. I have gotten some really great information from this forum, so thank you to the contributors.