Description
Heavy-duty. Hull-specific. Matched by 411Marine.
EZ Loader TA96BS 20–23 5600 trailer (A72 Target Bunks) is built for boaters who want more guided loading for a 20–23 ft boat. It’s rated at 5,600 lb and uses two main 12′ bunks, plus forward target bunks (typically 5–6 ft) that help the bow “find the lane” sooner. The result is a setup that loads more consistently—especially when you deal with wind, current, shallow ramps, or busy landings.
Built with aluminum and galvanized components, the EZ Loader TA96BS 20–23 5600 trailer is designed for long-term use in both freshwater and saltwater environments. This is not a generic fit. We confirm fitment and align the trailer so your boat loads straight, sits correctly, and tows with predictable road manners.
Why Target Bunks matter on the EZ Loader TA96BS 20–23 5600 trailer
- Helps center the boat earlier during loading
- Reduces side drift in wind or tidal current
- Makes one-person loading easier and more repeatable
- Adds control without stepping up to a different trailer class
What this A72 Target Bunk setup is best for
Target Bunks (A72): The EZ Loader TA96BS 20–23 5600 trailer adds forward target bunks to help center the boat sooner during loading.
Best for wind/current, shallow ramps, or owners who want extra guidance and easier one-person loading.
- Deep-V fiberglass boats, bay boats, and heavier aluminum hulls in the 20–23 ft range
- Ramps where the boat tends to “walk” sideways while loading
- Owners who want a strong base trailer plus extra loading guidance
Why buy through 411Marine / EZLoaderTrailers411.com
We don’t just sell a trailer—we match the EZ Loader TA96BS 20–23 5600 trailer to the boat. Most trailer headaches come from setup drift over time, not the frame.
We help with:
- Bunk position and angle for your hull
- Target bunk alignment for guided loading
- Winch stand height and bow stop alignment
- Boat placement for safer tongue weight and better towing stability
If a question is outside our lane, we’ll tell you—then we’ll call the manufacturers, riggers, and marine pros we trust.
What to send us for the fastest quote
- Boat year / make / model
- Approx. loaded weight (fuel + gear + motor)
- Beam width (if known)
- Where you launch most (fresh vs. salt) and your typical ramp conditions (current/wind/shallow)
