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Tonali_III 
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 Topic: Prestige TrailerPosted: March-20-2005 at 9:02pm |
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Anyone have any experience with Prestige trailer? My dealer has a deal for a new trailer for my Southwind 20 and I am considering it.
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1974 Southwind 20
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Ryan S.
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Posted: March-22-2005 at 12:52pm |
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I have a 1997 Prestige single axle for my 19-6 Ski Nautique. I like it except that my model doesn't have an adjustable bow-stop, which makes if difficult to get my cover on or off my boat. The trailer you're looking at may or may not have this option - I'd love to have it. I do like having the wide prop guard, though. Good luck.
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Tim D (#2)
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Posted: April-26-2005 at 4:26pm |
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I've got a prestige for my '01 sport nautique. The good - removeable tongue, helps with short parking areas and makes it possible to get the cover over the bow. The bad - mine is dual axel which makes it nearly impossible to jockey around by hand. I don't really need dual axel but I love the look. I also think the paint chips too easily.
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