"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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Move the axles. Just measure from the back and make sure both sides
are the same. IF the boat is at the back of the bunks, that part is
OK and you do not need to move a winch stand.

Easier said than done. That involved cutting off the tabs and welding on
new ones.

"Midlant" wrote in message
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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Move the axles. Just measure from the back and make sure both sides are
the same. IF the boat is at the back of the bunks, that part is OK and
you do not need to move a winch stand.

Easier said than done. That involved cutting off the tabs and welding on
new ones.



My spring hangers are attached with U bolts. Just loosen the U bolts and
slide the axles.

"Calif Bill" wrote:
Move the axles. Just measure from the back and make sure both sides are
the same. IF the boat is at the back of the bunks, that part is OK and
you do not need to move a winch stand.

"Midlant" wrote
Easier said than done. That involved cutting off the tabs and welding on
new ones.

"Calif Bill":
My spring hangers are attached with U bolts. Just loosen the U bolts and
slide the axles.

Not all trailers have adjustable axles.
I don't know why, but some just don't.

Rick