Re: Repositioning boat on trailer
i've tried spray before, its worth a try but when you get out of the boat it will back all the way down the bunks or just leave it way back there. i don't recall if you said you power up the bunks at all normally.<br /><br />have you seen the boat buddy? i gave this a quick look for max weight rating and didn't see anything... http://www.basspro.com/servlet/cata...=28914&cat=Gear&subcatID=0&objectType=article <br /><br />that might help catch and keep the bow at the post while you get out and set your bow cable. then tighten it up. this does not replace the bow strap/cable and safety chains. still need a strong winch post.<br /><br />i bought the glide sticks but didn't install them. i didn't like the idea of my boat sitting higher on the trailer. the ones i had said they might leave marks on the hull, too.
i've tried spray before, its worth a try but when you get out of the boat it will back all the way down the bunks or just leave it way back there. i don't recall if you said you power up the bunks at all normally.<br /><br />have you seen the boat buddy? i gave this a quick look for max weight rating and didn't see anything... http://www.basspro.com/servlet/cata...=28914&cat=Gear&subcatID=0&objectType=article <br /><br />that might help catch and keep the bow at the post while you get out and set your bow cable. then tighten it up. this does not replace the bow strap/cable and safety chains. still need a strong winch post.<br /><br />i bought the glide sticks but didn't install them. i didn't like the idea of my boat sitting higher on the trailer. the ones i had said they might leave marks on the hull, too.