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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny" data-source="post: 427201" data-attributes="member: 13599"><p>the ramps for me in my area are pretty shallow.</p><p>so on some, yes, it does help to have the boat a few inches lower.</p><p>but my boats are so light, they push right off.</p><p>I am the guy you see at the ramp that is not afraid to</p><p>submerge the wheels to launch or retrieve the boat.</p><p>Regular maintenance on the hubs is the key to longivity if you often drown your wheels.</p><p>I sold my 4x4 Cherokee so now I must excercise caution in any soft sand with the 2x2 Durango.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Johnny, post: 427201, member: 13599"] the ramps for me in my area are pretty shallow. so on some, yes, it does help to have the boat a few inches lower. but my boats are so light, they push right off. I am the guy you see at the ramp that is not afraid to submerge the wheels to launch or retrieve the boat. Regular maintenance on the hubs is the key to longivity if you often drown your wheels. I sold my 4x4 Cherokee so now I must excercise caution in any soft sand with the 2x2 Durango. [/QUOTE]
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