trailer bunks..........

[chpthril]

And we circle back to 4 X 6 center cut cypress.

So, you are saying a 4x6 composite is just as strong?

[Ewok]

I would go with more supports and trex over cypress, or current supporters and 4x6 composite. I found some 4x6 x12 composite today online for $96 plus shipping. That's expensive but it would probably last much longer than the cypress, and it would give a little lift for the guys with prop clearance issues.

[.NOBODY]

So, you are saying a 4x6 composite is just as strong?

Go to any trailer mfg and ask them to install composite bunks and hear what they say, then get back to us.

[mnpracing]

Go to any trailer mfg and ask them to install composite bunks and hear what they say, then get back to us.

takin' a wild guess here, but Ed, when did you buy a Tige?

[.NOBODY]

takin' a wild guess here, but Ed, when did you buy a Tige?

I think you mean "greg"??

Answer: 2009

The question is more about when I'll buy a Mastercraft 265 CSX.

[Duncan]

The question is more about when I'll buy a Mastercraft 265 CSX.

If I lived intercoastal (again), I would strongly consider that MC 265 CSX. Neat layout.

[.NOBODY]

If I lived intercoastal (again), I would strongly consider that MC 265 CSX. Neat layout.

Yea....definitely unique. Offers a lot of "toy" for the size.

Hard to believe it weighs 7750 lbs base set up, and after a wetsounds install, fuel, stuff, people, it will come in over 9000lbs.

That's the typical weight of a 30' center counsel.

Those things were super expensive in the day, but now when you look at the current price of 24' mastercraft, it seems cheap.

[chpthril]

Go to any trailer mfg and ask them to install composite bunks and hear what they say, then get back to us.

dont know ethier, huh?