Bad A$$ KAAMA 302

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05-20-2007, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Builder Bob

Lets see some picks of the dash and interior. I'm redoing my 1984 302 and could use some pointers.

Thanks,

Builder Bob

The owner hs his boat now but the dash is brushed Stainless Steel The interior is original pattern but has been redone. The gauges are blac with red bezels.

05-21-2007, 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Audiofn

No need for a tripple under a 302. They only weigh 7500 pounds. Easy to have a trailer work with a twin axel. Plus if you live around places that have tolls it is cheaper

Most axles are rated at 3500 pounds. Twin axles will support 7000. At 7500, the normal axles are already overloaded, and that's not counting fuel, junk, and the weight of the trailer itself.

05-21-2007, 08:07 AM

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I'll take the swim platform if he's taking it off! Around here, you just have to have one!

05-21-2007, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by cuda

Most axles are rated at 3500 pounds. Twin axles will support 7000. At 7500, the normal axles are already overloaded, and that's not counting fuel, junk, and the weight of the trailer itself.

A tandem axle trailer for that boat would come with two, 6k axles. My Eagle tri-axle has THREE 6k axles