Hello all. <br /><br />Well, as you can imagine things were pretty crowded this weekend on the lake. When I came back up to get my trailer from the parking lot, somebody had clipped the end, breaking a taillight and bending up one of the rear roller arms pretty good. <br /><br />We managed to get the boat back on the trailer without hassle, though the port keel now sits on the rear pair of rollers instead of inside them. When I use the boat at that ramp, I only have to tow it a few hundred yards, so it's not a big deal right yet, though I do like to go elsewhere occasionally. Fixing the light will be easy enough, but can I just bend the roller frame back, or would that weaken the structure too much? I think I could get them back more or less in the right spot with a crow bar--at least get the keel inside and not leave scuff marks on the hull, anyway.<br /><br />We're talking about a 19ft. aluminum boat. Not sure how much it weighs, though, really.<br /><br />Thanks.
