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    It looks to me like the bunks are to wide.

    I think the pic in post #6 is the right side of the boat sitting on top of the bunk by about a 1/2 inch. The right bunk looks to be mounted to the bracket offset toward the center of the trailer.

    I think the pic in post #7 is the left side of the boat sitting on the top of the bunk by less than a 1/2 inch. The left bunk looks to be centered on the mounting bracket.

    Guessing that the bunks would be mounted pretty much the same on both sides I would look at the left side to see if it looks like that bunk has moved some how.

    You could measure the distance from the outside of each bunk, and the inside distance of where the boat should sit on the bunks. I think the measurements will show that the outside distance of the bunks is about an inch wider than the inside distance of where the boat is supposed to sit on the trailer.

    If that is the case you then have to get them lined back up the way they were.

    Edit to add, If you look at where the bunks are mounted to the brackets you should be able to tell if they have moved. I would think that the carpet where the mounting bracket attaches to the bunk would be flattened down from the bracket, Shouldn't be that hard to see if bunks have moved since 2006.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zekepa View Post

    You could measure the distance from the outside of each bunk, and the inside distance of where the boat should sit on the bunks. I think the measurements will show that the outside distance of the bunks is about an inch wider than the inside distance of where the boat is supposed to sit on the trailer.
    What you are looking at here is the stepped transom. That "curved area" that looks like it should be sitting down on the bunk in reality is likely no more then 6-12" long

    Edit to add- it does look as though the right bunk did move inward, which would make the bunk spacing too narrow, not too wide.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MDCrappie View Post
    What you are looking at here is the stepped transom. That "curved area" that looks like it should be sitting down on the bunk in reality is likely no more then 6-12" long

    Edit to add- it does look as though the right bunk did move inward, which would make the bunk spacing too narrow, not too wide.
    Ok I see the step now. I've only had aluminum boats so my boats don't have a step.

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