Here are my photos.. I am posting the URL, not actual files: (I haven't
installed it yet, I just put it on for you guys to take a look)

http://members.rogers.com/londonboy/...n/P0002882.jpg
http://members.rogers.com/londonboy/...n/P0002883.jpg
http://members.rogers.com/londonboy/...n/P0002884.jpg
http://members.rogers.com/londonboy/...n/P0002885.jpg

As you can see, there isn't enough space coz my trailer is pretty small.
One side of the mounting bracket is not sitting flat and the other bracket
is touching the spring of the suspension system.

If I install it the way it is, forcing to tighten the screws do u will
that be a problem? Actually I have a question about the Spring but it is
out of topic, I will post it as another thread.

Thanks for help guys.. any suggestions are welcome.

N.S.


"Gary Warner" wrote in message
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You can't post it here, but you can send to my email address.

Not sure I can help much with ideas, but I'll try.




"No Spam" wrote in message
news

Actually I am having problem stern problem. but the problem is I have
very
limited space on my trailer.. let me take a photo and post it here and u
will know what i mean...







"Gary Warner" wrote in message
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The picture in the link you provided shows the guide mounted near the
front
of the trailer.
And the text there says, "These rollers mount on the front of most
A-frame
boat trailers
to prevent the bow of the boat from swinging to either side of the
trailer"

Do you think your problem with getting the boat centered on the
trailer
is
more
the bow not centering or the stern?