Yeah I know exactly what store you are talking about. Its freakin huge! I thought you lived in Michigan? I have family in Ft. Lauderdale.
If I were you I would definitely make the bunks myself. You can save $160 just doing that.
I don't know if you noticed or not, but I used one of the flat bunks that came on the trailer as a walkway board down the center of the trailer. Thats really nice to have when loading the trailer.
Have fun with the build and make sure you have an air compressor with an air wrench. It will make the job so much faster. Those lock nots on the u-bolts go on really tight and you have to constantly tighten them and loosen them to get the bunks in the right place.
Let me know what you decide to do about winch post if you are even going to put them on. I still haven't figured out exactly what I am going to do.
No, I live in Fort Lauderdale and my wife's family is in Michigan, we've been slacking here for the last couple of months and I have enjoyed riding up here (besides, every jetski I've owned, I bought up here, I even got 2 more this time!:biggrin: ).
I have met a lot of good people that I ride with and definitely want to come back next summer.
Now it's getting too freaking cold for me, I am going home..........after I ride one more time....... it's supposed to be in the 70's for the next 3 days!!!:woot:
I have built bunks before, so that is not a problem and I know what you mean about setting them up just right, as far as the winch posts, I am not sure yet either, perhaps I will just strap the skis to the bunks like I have always done. Thanks for your help Dan.
GB
