Boat2Trailer Boat Examples for Drotto Latch but NOT Limited to

Most Alumacraft boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Alumacraft boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most Crestliner boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Crestliner boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most SmokerCraft boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on SmokerCraft boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most Skeeter boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Skeeter boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most Warrior boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Warrior boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most Lowe boat trailers can have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket, but some have a 3″ as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering,

Most Chaparal boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Chaparal boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most Crownline boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Crownline boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most MasterCraft boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on MasterCraft boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most Malibu boats are compatible with the Drotto Latch on Boat2Trailer. The trailer will have a 3″ or a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering,

Most Ranger boats have a trailer that have a 3″ gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Ranger boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3″ Model with roller seen here.

Most Tracker boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/4″ gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Tracker boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3″ Model with roller seen here.

Most Stratos boats have a trailer that have a 3″ gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Stratos boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3″ Model with roller seen here.

Most G3 boats have a trailer that have a 3″ gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on G3 boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3″ Model with roller seen here.

Most Nitro boats have a trailer that have a 3″ gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Nitro boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3″ Model with roller seen here.

Most SeaArk boats have a trailer that have a 3″ gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on SeaArk boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3″ Model with roller seen here.

Most Starcraft boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Starcraft boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.

Most Triton boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples and the nose typically drops during launch. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on Triton boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch with roller here.

Most BassCat boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. Typically the bow does drop when launching so we recommend the roller attachment as well seen here. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on BassCat boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch with roller here.

Most NauticStar boats have a trailer that have a 3 1/2″ or larger gap in the roller bracket as you can see in these examples. It is recommended you double check your measurement before ordering if yours does not look like any of these examples, but this is commonly used on NauticStar boat and trailer setups. For these examples we recommend the 3 3/4″ Model Latch here.