Trailer recommendation?

[rdfish1]

Currently using a borrowed triton lxt 2009 alum trailer with straight cross bars, leaf spring, 12 inches tires and bunks that are a little high but not grossly given clearance needed for vee bottom of 2008 gtx 155. I am not thrilled with this trailer, find that I need to back very deep, both front and rear tires of veh are in the water. I don't have room for a longer tongue trailer. I've seen trailers w cross members that are more vee shaped to allow the ski to sit lower. Since I am new to this, thought it would be good to get ur advice on what brand and style trailer. I don't expect to put a lot of miles on the trailer, never going more than 2-3 hrs twice a year. Will do some but little saltwater riding.

Suggestions?

 

[lamajama]

BOTH front and rear tires of the tow vehicle are in the water? I would suggest this is more of an issue with the launch than the trailer.

I think this trailer is fine - certainly the aluminum is a bonus in terms of saltwater.

The only possibility is finding another brand (ezloader etc) that has a longer tongue on it. I am sure you'd be able to work out a swap with someone else as
a Triton is a pretty good trailer.

 

[AircraftDoc]

A longer tongue is possible. They make them so they fold over when not towing. You can have it modified.

 

[lamajama]

Is this a sleeve type longer tongue or....?

 

[jammin777]

shorelandr and karavan make trailers with curved xbars to allow the pwc to sit lower but need to find a aluminum or galvanized one for salt water. i have a 2015 gti 130 on a 99 karavan and my rear tires on my tow vehicle barely hit the water.
triton also makes a aluminum trailer with curved x bars as well as karavan and shorelandr

 

[Coastiejoe]

The noes style Continental trailers are nice.