Carpet on Boat Buddy...

[TayTay]

So I am thinking about doing this to keep the scuffs down on the nose of the boat. My question is, has anybody done it before? If so what kind of adhesive did you use? Thanks!

Oh, and I'm not really a big fan of the Boat Buddy Either. It seems like a good idea on paper but mine doesn't really work that well.... Hopefully this might help a little bit.

[tg0824SSVGG]

Tay Tay,

Depending on the ramp (and the level of the water on the ramp), I have a love/hate
relationship with my boat buddy. At some levels and steepness of the ramp, it works
FANTASTIC -- others, it's a little "harder".

But - let me know how the carpet works out.

[TayTay]

I guess that is true. There are some days where it just slips right up and clicks in. Other days, not the case! I let everybody know what I end up doing.

Any ideas on a good adhesive?

[JONBLARC7]

I hate my boat buddy!!!!!!!! As soon as it warms up and I take my boat out for the first time the good old trusty roller is going back on!!!

They talked about this on wakeworld alittle while back.


http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showt...ght=boat+buddy

[jonyb]

Call Jerry at Boatmate and buy the new roller they're selling. You'll throw rocks at that stupid Boat Buddy when you see how much easier it is to load the boat, not to mention launching and you won't have to stand on your head trying to pull the pin to release it.

[TayTay]

Call Jerry at Boatmate and buy the new roller they're selling. You'll throw rocks at that stupid Boat Buddy when you see how much easier it is to load the boat, not to mention launching and you won't have to stand on your head trying to pull the pin to release it.

I remember you saying something about needing to do modifications to the trailer. Was that because of the roller or just a faulty trailer?