Wear of carpet on bunks

[BoatNoobie]

I noticed this today. So far, it's only on this bunk that wood is showing. Should be fine or should it be covered up?

I also notice that this bunk doesnt square up with the hull completely. There is a slight gap of light pretty much the entire length of the bunk, except for the front and back. I checked the other side and it looks fine to me.

I wonder if this has anything to do with splitting hulls. The weight isnt spread out across the bunk and only on the ends.

[Cbump]

I also have some wood showing on my right bunk. Noticed the other day when I also noticed the bunk floating because the from bolt was gone.

[BoatNoobie]

I also have some wood showing on my right bunk. Noticed the other day when I also noticed the bunk floating because the from bolt was gone.

I had to tighten the bolts on one of the sides. Cant remember which. Saw it on my 2nd year iirc when I saw the board was vertical.

[James 10]

Need to recheck and tighten bolts every yr they come loose

[James 10]

As far as carpet you do have a warranty

[BoatNoobie]

As far as carpet you do have a warranty

3 year warranty on the trailer. Found out when I was digging around about the pigtail connector.

Anyways I guess the quality of carpet isn't what it use to be. I had a 2005 trailer I sold in 2018 that still had the original bunk and carpet, with no wear spots.

I think I'm going to get those synthetic covers for bunks instead of carpet.

[Cbump]

As far as carpet you do have a warranty

Good deal. Didn’t know that and I’m going to take care of that at my two year service.