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    Posted: June-13-2018 at 1:26pm
Starting to go over the trailer my 01 CB nautique came on. The previous owner had it registered as a home build and most likely because he couldn't find an ID plate on it, just like I can't.
- Any idea on where the ID tag may be?

I've been told and it appears from looking at other boats/trailers, this one is older than the boat and was likely made by correct craft. this correct?

Approximately what age and is there a thread or list of applicable parts I can find for it?

I intend on putting new brakes, lines, coupler on it. Already bought new tires.   have had the hubs and bearings inspected and apparently okay. I picked up what I think are the right oil seals, but not 100%.   
- What bearings, hubs, axle, springs, etc should I be on the lookout for?

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that would help wouldn't it...

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90-92 Correct craft Trailer. I can’t tel if the guideposts are straight (angled) vs curved (vertical on upper portion), but little else distinguishes a 90 from a 91-92.
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The guide posts pictured above are angled. You can see the opening on top of the starboard post.
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Lol.
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These guide posts are still straight lines

Are the posts straight pipe or are there bends.

They look straight to me, which on an angle from vertical would produce a non horizontal top...

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the guide posts are straight and in the V shape you suggest. They actually have what appears to be an aftermarket welded on threaded insert 1 1/4" ID to accept a threaded pipe ( I did find the correct threaded pipe but alas, they were too heavy, not enough thread would catch & both broke almost immediately)

If I can find some kind of aluminum threaded 1 1/4" posts that may work better. any insight here would also be much appreciated!
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One of my burning questions is with respect to the jack.... appears there is no grease zerk???     probably about time to replace it anyways, but it still works pretty well!
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If you look under the trailer at the rear you might see a white sticker with the serial number on it. They put a couple of them on the back side of the skirt and on the inside of the frame rail.
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