Selling my boat to get a bass tracker.

[MrSplitshot]

I never had trouble with my Tracker as long as I didn't put too much of the trailer in the water...I'd keep the fenders above the water line, with just enough of the trailer/bunks in the water to get it started, then power it up with the motor...worked much better and centered it most every time...occasionally would need a bump or two at the top of the ramp.

[Hlleonard]

I have learned that works better also....just enough bunk in the water to get it started but it still gets off to one side quite a bit and I have to back down and try again......I am going to put some guides on it and hope that helps as soon as I find some somewhere....I can order some from Basspro I think but not sure what I really need......might hafta put my redneck skills to work and make some eh.

I never had trouble with my Tracker as long as I didn't put too much of the trailer in the water...I'd keep the fenders above the water line, with just enough of the trailer/bunks in the water to get it started, then power it up with the motor...worked much better and centered it most every time...occasionally would need a bump or two at the top of the ramp.