North Australian FISH FINDER TM forums

Thanks for the feedback guys! If anyone has any feedback re roller v's skids, I'd like to hear it. Cheers

Ive got both on 2 trailers. Skids seem give better support for the boat overall because they are longer compared to rollers that only give point support.
Rollers are so much better to launch. They just roll off one handed operation. Retrieving is the same IMHO

Voyager have been really helpful with me building my custom offroad trailer. They made me up a heavy duty custom axle with parrallel bearings no questions asked, landcruiser hubs and discs. They know what they are doing, expensive but if you dont want the b.s then just common knowledge they are the ones to see. In regards to boat support, then a full keel roller set up is the go with skids or either pneumatic rollers for side support.

Voyager have been really helpful with me building my custom offroad trailer. They made me up a heavy duty custom axle with parrallel bearings no questions asked, landcruiser hubs and discs. They know what they are doing, expensive but if you dont want the b.s then just common knowledge they are the ones to see. In regards to boat support, then a full keel roller set up is the go with skids or either pneumatic rollers for side support.

How do the pneumatic rollers stand up to being submerged?

nomad wrote:How do the pneumatic rollers stand up to being submerged?

No complaints with mine after 2 years. Haven't really touched them. Boat rolls on and off easily but the big thing is the cushioning on the ride. Don't hear it banging around as much as it did with the skids which were always hard to get adjusted just right.