mrgreencms
Participating Member
- City
- Woodbine
I have recently upgraded my trailer to a Rolls Axle Trailer which is based out of Plant City Florida. I do not have the pictures I wanted to include, but I will offer their website http://www.rollsaxle.com/ and a basic picture from their site.
I was having difficulty with my trailer, I had refurbished the bunks, wiring, brakes since I first purchased the boat and trailer (bought used) and I was still having some issues, including a need for new axles. I was put in contact with Rolls Axle by a neighbor who had two boats (27ft and 21ft) and another neighbor who also had purchased his (24ft). After listening to them, researching the business, and speaking to Dan (the owner) I became convinced that this is the trailer that I wanted. We discussed refurbishing the axles and other parts of the trailer and it became apparent that the cost of a new trailer instead of fixing mine was the way to go. I brought the trailer and boat down to his plant and they fabricated a trailer to fit the boat , which is accomplished on site. It is an all aluminum trailer bolted together with stainless steal hardware, including aluminum rims and new tires. If you are in the market for a new trailer or maybe fixing up yours, I recommend that you check out Rolls Axle. I am not getting any benefits from them, I just think that their product is worth checking out. I live in Southern Georgia and it is a 4 hour trip each way for me. I plan on taking pictures of my boat and trailer and I will post them as soon as I can.
I was having difficulty with my trailer, I had refurbished the bunks, wiring, brakes since I first purchased the boat and trailer (bought used) and I was still having some issues, including a need for new axles. I was put in contact with Rolls Axle by a neighbor who had two boats (27ft and 21ft) and another neighbor who also had purchased his (24ft). After listening to them, researching the business, and speaking to Dan (the owner) I became convinced that this is the trailer that I wanted. We discussed refurbishing the axles and other parts of the trailer and it became apparent that the cost of a new trailer instead of fixing mine was the way to go. I brought the trailer and boat down to his plant and they fabricated a trailer to fit the boat , which is accomplished on site. It is an all aluminum trailer bolted together with stainless steal hardware, including aluminum rims and new tires. If you are in the market for a new trailer or maybe fixing up yours, I recommend that you check out Rolls Axle. I am not getting any benefits from them, I just think that their product is worth checking out. I live in Southern Georgia and it is a 4 hour trip each way for me. I plan on taking pictures of my boat and trailer and I will post them as soon as I can.
