Get that thing winterized if it isn't already! ...
Just to go back to your earlier concerns about the trailer, do yourself a favor and invest in two brand new tires, ....
Thanks, Saline
I'm with you on all of that!
I asked the previous owner, since it was taking so long for the banks to do their part, if I should come by and winterize it. He just went ahead and winterized it for me. He also sent me a spreadsheet that detailed the winterizing procedure and listed all of the OEM fluids in addition to specs like plug gaps 'n stuff. Boat also came with an unused spare prop.
The boat inspection listed one tire on the axle and the spare as both being rotted. I agree. They all need replacing. When I used to snowmobile, I always carried complete spare hubs and actually did need to use one in spite of properly packing the bearings each season. Anything can happen
I also had travel trailers, so, with all my Michigan adventures, I know what you are saying about the roadside disasters on the shoulder. I don't want to be one
My opinion of the trailer has not changed much. I don't like it. I still want a tandem, but I can give myself peace of mind on this one of I take care of things well. An ounce of prevention...