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Hey Colby, FWIW I did get the extensions for the forward target bunks and retrieval has been perfect every time. I had no trouble setting it up myself, IIRC I set the target bunks about 2" below the main bunks. However, if I were to get a new trailer again, I'm not sure I'd go with Loadrite...

I mounted a 6 HP Tohatsu (who makes the same Nissan model) on my single CD22 a few years ago. Even though I haven't needed it to escape a dangerous situation, the peace of mind is well worth it, and it's been handy in a lot of ways. I also use it for trolling and general fishing, it's really...

Well it doesn't split into 3 legs but it had mushroomed pretty well, apparenlty. Anyway, I got those finished for now and can get back on the water, let's hope the other's don't start pulling out,a t least until Fall! But I can see that I'll need to pull both rails at some point and replace...

I took a closer look at the slit, and I answered my own question, at least on that part... the slit is only about 1/4" deep, and by simply sealing each hole well before inserting the screw, my new screws will be well protected. But for the old ones, well, I'm sure I'll be taking both rails off...

I had 9 of the rub rail rivets come loose on the forward starboard side, and am repairing it. My boat is a 2005 CD22 and it has the slit behind the rub rail, running the length of the rail, as far as I can tell. The rivet holes are in line with the slit, and the slit isn't very deep, from what...

Thanks for the replies. I don't go very far offshore, I have a kicker (which I test before leaving the dock) and I pick my days, so as Bob suggests, it might be overkill for me. Hmmmm...I'll have to cogitate on this... space is limited, for sure! If I do get one, I think it would be wise to...