Re: Trailering a boat with a radar arch
I don't know what it has to do with this thread but I have never hit anything when pulling trailers through the drive through and no I never felt like it would be easier to walk in and stand in line... plus I didn't have to leave my gear unattended for some schmuck to steal
Nope.
Measure your clearance! Some good vids of guys with similar boats ripping the tops off at bank drive-throughs and gas stations (from the overhead awning).
Measure your clearance and get used to looking at the clearance markers on overhangs, etc!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxewzpVPgAE
Just commenting on post number two, and not meaning to offend anybody.
I guess you have not been lucky enough to get stuck behind somebody in the drive-through line that got there trailer stuck on the pole or watch it hop the curb and run through the flowers.
Not saying that everybody can't maneuver through the lanes but, it just seems wrong when people destroy other people?s property and not give a rip about it. Businesses spend money on their establishments only to have us customers come along, tear it up and give off the attitude of "oh well". Would this be considered allowable destruction of property?
Most places (and I understand, not all) have a maximum height sign hanging prior to the entrance, and we can both agree that it's the drivers responsibility to know what his/her height is and yet there is always some kinda damage to the building or overhang. Does that mean that the driver didn?t know or didn?t care?
The ones I have seen have been boats and had more than one person in the tow vehicle so, it's not like there wasn't anybody to watch the gear.
Just trying to understand. I guess I don't mind walking inside if I have not planned ahead and somebody always stays to watch the gear for the times when things were forgotten.
