Hello all
Does anyone actually know where a trailers bunks are suposed to go on the sparks hull?
One of my bunks from my karavan trailer(which is adjustable) is in a slot to the left of the pump and the other bunk is directly against one of the hulls protruding right side ridges. I guess I'm wondering if the trailers bunks should rest on the outside of the hulls ridges or inside of them?
Thanks for the reply! I hadnt seen a thread about bunk placement and thought it would be informative. I was concerned about the plastic hulls ridge direcly on the bunk
looks like we have same trailer?,Karavan 2013 WCE 12 46-L, torsion suspension, sealed bearings, pulls nice behine my Jeep, 12 x 4.80's inflated to 60 lbs...,
i believe i have the same trailer as well. i am concerned as the part of the carpeted wood that the spark sits on is the side(thin) part of the wood and not the face (wide) part of the wood.
wouldnt having the ski sit on the wide part be more beneficial for the ski for weight/stress displacements?
I guess that being ties down properly should prevent itfrom bouncing thus inducing force/stress crack. but still would like to minimize the posibility
also the dealer did the same to me before i put it in the water already had scratches in the bottom likely from jumping around on the trailer with out staraps..
Mine sits on the face 100 percent just the face sits on one of the hulls ridges instead of between them I can just adjust the bunks but I wanted input on where other people have theirs placed
It sits on then Side of the bunk?
The support that holds the bunks that is welded on the trailer should be rounded alowing the bunks to hug the hull and inward
just over six hours on the ski, less than a month, the wrangler w/ 6speed/3:73's tows it well, use 4L on the ramps to ease clutch strain, no probs so far! handles well!
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