prawln
Cadet
- Joined
- Jul 22, 2012
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- 25
Hey guys,
You are probably going to think im nuts and yes somedays i think i am also haha but i do manly beach launchs which have no ramps and has very little slope. Alot of the guys that launch boats have tilt trailers and they make it look so easy!
So here comes the nuts part, My trailer isnt a tilt trailer and my budget doesnt stretch as far as buying a new trailer. So I have brought a power winch, UHMWPE to put on my bunks and will put a keel roller at the back of the trailer to help lift the boat up. But tilting it even just alittle would make lift so much better so I was thinking of when the trailer is in slightly in the water Id unhitch the coupling and lift the trailer up so the safety chain is stopping it from going all the way up.
Apart from hitting into the truck if it gets pushed forward and comes back down, is this something that would work? or am I a nut case for even thinking it haha :lol:
Thanks in advance, I'll get ready to run and hide!
You are probably going to think im nuts and yes somedays i think i am also haha but i do manly beach launchs which have no ramps and has very little slope. Alot of the guys that launch boats have tilt trailers and they make it look so easy!
So here comes the nuts part, My trailer isnt a tilt trailer and my budget doesnt stretch as far as buying a new trailer. So I have brought a power winch, UHMWPE to put on my bunks and will put a keel roller at the back of the trailer to help lift the boat up. But tilting it even just alittle would make lift so much better so I was thinking of when the trailer is in slightly in the water Id unhitch the coupling and lift the trailer up so the safety chain is stopping it from going all the way up.
Apart from hitting into the truck if it gets pushed forward and comes back down, is this something that would work? or am I a nut case for even thinking it haha :lol:
Thanks in advance, I'll get ready to run and hide!