Thread subject: Whaler Central - Boston Whaler Boat Information and Photos :: 1979 Revenge V22 Bow trailer stop assembly

Posted by steelhead55 on 09/26/16 - 11:39 AM
#1

Hi Everyone

Seeking opinions on the bow stop assembly on my V22 Revenge. The current set up makes it impossible to remove the winch strap from the boat without backing the boat with the winch strap connected a couple of feet. This make launching a 3 step process. It is also impossible to attach a safety chain to the bow eye or winch strap as there is simply not enough room to put anything but a 5 y.o. child's hand near the hook.

All opinions and suggestions welcome. Anyone with pics of there bow stop assemblies would be greatly appreciated.

Pics are here. Much thanks.

https://garys22revenge.shutterfly.comterfly.com

Edited by Phil T on 09/26/16 - 11:48 AM

Posted by Phil T on 09/26/16 - 11:59 AM
#2

The problem, as I see it, is the arms holding the roller assembly are too short.

Compare your setup to this one.
http://www.whalercentral.com/showuser...to_id=1155

The photo below is this:
http://www.easternmarine.com/loadrite...y-6064-02s

Edited by Phil T on 09/26/16 - 12:02 PM

Posted by Walt Krafft on 09/26/16 - 4:52 PM
#3

In the picture it looks like the bottom roller is farther from the pivot bolt than the top roller. You could try flipping it to see if it gives enough clearance.

Posted by buchanan on 09/26/16 - 8:46 PM
#4

Stainless shackle on the bow eye my friend

Posted by Finnegan on 09/27/16 - 8:56 PM
#5

All you need to do is get rid of the double bow roller bracket, and use a single bow roller instead, installed at the previous pivot point. The winch stand will have to be raised on the post, and post may have to be moved back slightly. This will make the winch hook easily accessible, and a saftey chain cha be attached to one of the U-bolt sides. I have this arrangement on my outrage 25 trailer. The bow roller should be positioned so that the bow eye of the boat snugs up right under it.

http://smg.photobucket.com/user/lgolt...3706172405

You can also see a similar arrangement on my Montauk. The bow rooller detail came this way set up at the factory.

http://smg.photobucket.com/user/lgolt...0874492726

Looking again at the photos, to be able to use a single bow roller, the bracket that holds the winch may have to be replaced. This is because
the strap comes off the top of the winch, and has to pass under the roller to the bow eye. The photo shows this may not work with the existing winch bracket. New ones are readily available at trailer parts outlets.

Edited by Finnegan on 09/28/16 - 10:27 AM