wakeroller

Thank the MAN you guys are ok. A 4500# boat doesn't slam across a busy interstate without major consequences by chance. If you need more bright side, think about what we can do to with the trailer starting from scratch instead of pimpin out a base trailer! Have to get you some logging chains, though, instead of ratchet straps for the transom.

Sweet ride Timmy. You have the same gel-coat colors and scheme that I have on my 240. I really like the classic look and black cherry color. Enjoy!

It's a custom BoatMate Trailer. The trailer has 18" Rev Wheel Dirty Harry's with Nexen 255/45ZR18 tires, 2-tone color matched paint, Centurion logo embossed into the tear-drop of the fenders, stainless ratchet transom straps, suface mount LED lighting (lights have clear lenses but shine the appropriate color) and runway lighting. The runway lights are a series of white LED's that are recessed into the top of the frame rail along the length of the frame and connected to the running lights through a "water sensing" switch. At night when the running lights are on the lights turn on when the trailer is backed into the water. There are some photos of this feature in the blog section of our web site (www.boatmatetrailers.com). All of this comes together for a really nice trailer, but none of it is one-of-a-kind custom. All of these items are features or options we offer on most of our trailer models.

I actually got this boat the first of May so I may be #1 with the Pro Vision. I did have the fuel gauge issue but that is the only issue I've had with the Pro Vision. My fuel gauge issue was related to the fuel sending unit not being correctly adjusted. Later tanks will be redesigned but the current tank uses the old swingarm type sending unit. I had to pull it out and and adjust (bend) the swingarm so that the gauge shows full when the float is at the top of the tank and empty when at the bottom. Other than that, no worries with the boat at 55 hours.

That goofy guy looks better in the boat than behind the boat. Definately got to get me some ornaments to hang around the boat.

Pics of the new boat. 2010 Enzo SV240 with PCM 5.7L and new digital dash. Had the boat little over a month and been working on getting speakers & amps installed, Enzo sacs installed and finally the trailer completed. My first non-Bu and I'm diggin' it.

Hey. Knees are shot and wakeboarding is out so sold my 06 VLX. Gonna take up surfing. Saw the 240 at the 08 Surf Championship in Nashvegas. Looking to score one of those to make getting old not so depressing.