Power loading an inboard would be scary !I can't tilt my engine and I have a rudder, I also believe I hold the lake record for loading and unloading. (there are no official records kept)
Power loading an inboard would be scary !I can't tilt my engine and I have a rudder, I also believe I hold the lake record for loading and unloading. (there are no official records kept)
Mastercraft trailer is a funnel easy peasy.Setting up all the ROLLERS at correct height. AND angles. Makes loading so much simpler.
What % of members here use marinas? How many have trailer boats, how many live on water. Trailering is different to many people.I doubt any marina wastes valuable time. On any trailer.
Correct....the main reason I don't back in like that, wincing the length of my voat, plus getting it up on the first roller is hard work for these old shoulders.Lots of shallow ramps flood the insides of hot rear axles. Of tow vehicles.
Yep...back in my youth days, I had a boat lift/ hoist for my 15' Lyman. Never worried about low or high water nor the boat ramp. Ahhh.the good ole days..Why I do the Geezer way. Floating dock at my winter storage marina. No pulled muscles.