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Message: <blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 169528" data-attributes="member: 1056">my first lund 1991...rebel... every spring before launch I took a floor jack ,got underneath and /cleaned waxed the hull/inspected,after 5 years I had a couple loose rivets and a couple hairline cracks where she rested on the rollers,seems my canadian walleye camping trips with the boat loaded with gear caused the cracks with boat resting on the rollers,first trip to the lund factory (new york mills minn)my issue was covered by warrenty,lund replaced the outter skin N/C by 2001 more hairline cracks this time no warrenty but my home owners ins covered the fix.,same fix new outter skin.bought a new crestliner that year(2001) as they donot have hull rivets and I was waist deep in musky fishing,somebeeches (muskies) always run under the boat,damn rivets would nick my line and off they would go with a $20 lure,crestliner fixed that for me.this lund dealer in valley sounds like they pass the buck on repairs etc piss poor business but lund makes a quality boat,later in life I stopped with musky fever and went back to lund,bought the explorer/tiller my puddle jumper rig,no more canadian camping trips,no more hull cracks but a bunk trailer fixed that issue,miss the roller trailer on shallow launches but make due.BTW wilst at the lund factory walking thru they're storage lot they were loaded with water leaking hulls,the repair guy said all the rigs leaked where they rested on the rollers,buy a bunk trailer so I did so far so good since,still have this old explorer.</blockquote>

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