How to Inspect & Recondition a Used Boat Trailer (01-02 Full Episode)

👍 Subscribe to get notified when more full episodes are uploaded: @shipshapetv1 Host John Greviskis and partner Burt Dell head to Trailer Depot in Lake Park, Florida, where Leo Esposito walks through a complete used-trailer checklist—coupler, safety chains, winch, rollers, hubs, springs, tires, submersible lights, and tie-downs—to decide if a friend's trailer is worth saving. Gene then prices out every replacement part, weighing a roughly $460 restoration against $1,000 for a new trailer, before John visits Bob Stella at Stella Marine to tour the diesel-powered 26-foot Shamrock Stalker fishing vessel, and more... Brought to you by Shurhold Boat Care Products: Helping you keep your boat Clean-N-Simple! https://www.shurhold.com Video Shortcuts: 0:00 - Welcome & preview: evaluating and reconditioning a used boat trailer 3:40 - Used-trailer inspection checklist with Leo Esposito: coupler, chains, winch, hubs, springs, tires and lights 14:36 - Restoration cost estimate with Gene: parts pricing and fix vs. buy new 19:14 - Boat tour: 26-foot Shamrock Stalker diesel fishing vessel at Stella Marine 23:54 - Credits