Hi all,
Is there an easy way to adjust the height of trailer rollers other than "half an inch more will do next time!" method??? I've been thinking about adjusting them a little higher than they should be than try to settle them down someway...
Any suggestions to find the ideal setup which all rollers apply uniform support on the hull?
Used a car jack before now and a plank of wood to spread the load. Elf and safety aside just jack up each end one at a time and adjust away. Aternatively if your rollers are mounted on a vertical post you could try jacking that up a bit then swopping sides.
If you know someone who can hoist your boat with slings (a couple of forklifts would do it), that works quite well. If you're jacking, I think I might be inclined to jack up one side at a time, rather than an end at a time. Don't be tempted to set the rollers too high - remember that the higher the boat sits on the trailer, the deeper the water you need to get it off when you launch.
