Trailer Aid Tandem Trailer Tire Changing Ramp. Hands down the easiest, quickest way to change a tire on a trailer.
https://www.amazon.com/Trailer-Aid-l...s%2C181&sr=8-7
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Trailer Aid Tandem Trailer Tire Changing Ramp. Hands down the easiest, quickest way to change a tire on a trailer.
https://www.amazon.com/Trailer-Aid-l...s%2C181&sr=8-7
Is this Shoebox’s boat? AWESOME boat!!!!
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Good for you. 450 with the newer transmission package, low hours, and well cared for boat. You will love the SL. Welcome!!Quote:
Originally Posted by miahhough
For sure. My buddy was laughing at me when I told him I hauled around a floor jack in my pickup. Then he showed me how this works on his car trailer. Pretty slick. I need to think of an idea like this so I can retire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospersigman
Nice boat. It’s in Hayden, ID isn’t it? What route are you planning?
Probably I90. The quickest way out of Idaho is best. They are known for using gravel instead of sand on icy roads with the bridges coated with gravel. The interstate highways use sand.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2in2out
Looks like I 90 all the way to Sioux Fall.
I use this and would not travel without it. Only had to use it once but it was so easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospersigman
I was going to suggest heading south to 84 through Boise and getting your boat inspected at Prestige Watersports. They were informative, helpful, and nearly bent over backwards to help us during one of their busiest times. They could probably get you in an appointment window there. We would have been $1150 for combined inspections.Quote:
Originally Posted by miahhough
I understand I90 though. Straightest shot and shortest time.
Trying to decide if I should have the boat shrink wrapped for transport. I've had some say the shrink wrap could chaff the gel coat. I guess the factory cover could as well. Any suggestions on covering?