SpinnerBait_Nut
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Well what started out to be a good day turned into a bad day. 
<br /> <br />Was on the way to the lake and as I got off the interstate, noticed I could see a lot more of the inside of the boat than normal. <br /> <br />My first thought was that the bow stop had broke or moved down and let the nose of the boat down, but nooooooooooo!!! <br /> <br />The trailer had broke behind the crank down dolly to the point that the wheel on the dolly was on the ground. <br /> <br />I guess that's the only thing that saved it from breaking plum into.<br />Man what a site that would have been, fiberglass bass boat pieces flying all over I-64. EWWWWWWW!<br /><br />Well I got it into a gas station and got a buddy of mine to come out and we drilled a hole down through it after raising it back up to where it was suppose to be and put a case hardened bolt in it so I could limp it to a place with a welder to get it fixed back up.<br /><br />The good part was it just cost me $35 to get it fixed and it could have been a lot worse if the nose of that trailer had got to the blacktop at 65MPH.
<br /> <br />Was on the way to the lake and as I got off the interstate, noticed I could see a lot more of the inside of the boat than normal. <br /> <br />My first thought was that the bow stop had broke or moved down and let the nose of the boat down, but nooooooooooo!!! <br /> <br />The trailer had broke behind the crank down dolly to the point that the wheel on the dolly was on the ground. <br /> <br />I guess that's the only thing that saved it from breaking plum into.<br />Man what a site that would have been, fiberglass bass boat pieces flying all over I-64. EWWWWWWW!<br /><br />Well I got it into a gas station and got a buddy of mine to come out and we drilled a hole down through it after raising it back up to where it was suppose to be and put a case hardened bolt in it so I could limp it to a place with a welder to get it fixed back up.<br /><br />The good part was it just cost me $35 to get it fixed and it could have been a lot worse if the nose of that trailer had got to the blacktop at 65MPH. 
