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How to properly set a trailer and load a boat
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<blockquote data-quote="Buddychrist" data-source="post: 275915" data-attributes="member: 9403"><p>I understand that there are electric only lakes and that doesn't apply here. But if you have problems getting your boat centered on the trailer and you have a gas engine this is how I have always done it. Even with my big boat on a steep grade ramp I have no problems pushing it up on the bunks with just a foot or two in the water. The Jon boat works just as good. This is for people who are having problems getting their boat centered with a gas engine. I didn't think I needed to say that I figured it was understood</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buddychrist, post: 275915, member: 9403"] I understand that there are electric only lakes and that doesn't apply here. But if you have problems getting your boat centered on the trailer and you have a gas engine this is how I have always done it. Even with my big boat on a steep grade ramp I have no problems pushing it up on the bunks with just a foot or two in the water. The Jon boat works just as good. This is for people who are having problems getting their boat centered with a gas engine. I didn't think I needed to say that I figured it was understood [/QUOTE]
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