I see where you guys told penfish about chas trailer for an entire trailer but how about a place that sells just parts that I can replace myself? Maybe even and entire kit leaf springs and bolts and all?
Fishing Nerd
“you win some, you lose some…but nothing beats getting some!”
Northern tool usually has some decent deals on trailer axle/spring combos. When my axle failed years back I got a new one from Seels on 17. Don’t remember the price but I know they had a large selection on the rack ready to go. Charleston trailer also sells individual parts but I have never dealt with them so I can’t say anything one way or another.
2012 Carolina Skiff J14, 25 Merc, Foil & Jackplate
Charleston trailer has it all
Scout 185
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Originally posted by loopervetCharleston trailer has it all
Scout 185
Good selection and prices
big dog
Not sure where you are but if in the Columbia area, wesco has it all too.
Charleston Trailer X 2 ! Rod and Steve can hook you up!
Victor
SAKATUMI TRAE
Yea thanks y’all! Talked with Steve and the guy even stayed after hours for me to bring my axle to him! He is building me a new one from scratch and says it will be ready tomorrow afternoon! It’s gonna be awesome! Prices are even a few dollars less than stuff I found online and the guy is making mine custom fit! You can’t beat that! Hope it works out and I can maybe hit up some top water action sat morning!
Fishing Nerd
“you win some, you lose some…but nothing beats getting some!”
If you want stainless u-bolts & other trailer parts Seels has them.
21 Contender
I think the ones that are coming with my package are galvanized…I know the axle and hubs are… Do you run SS on your bolts and nuts the attach the springs to the trailer as well??
Fishing Nerd
“you win some, you lose some…but nothing beats getting some!”
quote:All the nuts, bolts, washers, & u-bolts are stainless now.
Originally posted by StumpNockerI think the ones that are coming with my package are galvanized…I know the axle and hubs are… Do you run SS on your bolts and nuts the attach the springs to the trailer as well??
Fishing Nerd“you win some, you lose some…but nothing beats getting some!”
21 Contender
quote:I use to buy all-galvanized trailers and then replace ALL the bolts with stainless steel. One at a time to keep the integrity of the trailer intact. The cost is now prohibitive. What do you do now-a-days if you go 'galvanized'? CRC Marine Spray. One can per year at less than 10 bucks. What cost less than $10 bucks per year while fishing? :wink:
Originally posted by StumpNocker [br]I think the ones that are coming with my package are galvanized... I know the axle and hubs are... Do you run SS on your bolts and nuts the attach the springs to the trailer as well?