We had the keel grinded and sanded down, duraglass repair work, and gelcoat redone.
Swapped out the stock crossbar for a vbent with a corkscrew roller attached to it, that should do the trick.
If you need anything trailer related go to Ames on stirling road in Hollywood, good oldfashioned family business that has people that care about their customers. I made the mistake of thinking that I could just buy the crossbar, cut it down to size and drop it into place...

next time I'm going to pay them whatever they want for the labor to do the work, the aluminum in that crossbar must have been 1/4' thick, my chop saw couldn't handle it, and it made short work of the teeth on two bandsaw blades....
Anyways, I can't wait to do some fishing, all work and no play gets old