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Thanks, I will check the anodes. The trailer looks to be a painted
one, so I was wondering how long this would last in salt water if I washed it very thoroughly every time? It is the original trailer from a 1985 boat so it is not worth much though it appears to be in good shape. Is there anything I can do to make it last longer? Like maybe painting it with rustoleum paint. I would like it to last two seasons and then I can buy a galvanized one because after buying the boat I won't have much money to spend on a new trailer right away. |
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