Just make sure all your rear ballast is full, lol!
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Just make sure all your rear ballast is full, lol!
trailer is way to deep. back the trailer in till the bunks are wet and then pull out till the tops of the fenders are just at waters level, the boat should just about self center itself when driving onto the trailer.
its very hard for the prop to hit the prop guard due to the boat guides and the bunks.
+1, I stop my trailer right when the entire fender just goes under the water. I've done this with every watercraft I've ever had, seems like it's a pretty good general rule of thumb.
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Thanks for everyone's advice. I had a buddy back the trailer in this time instead of the wife, tops of fenders about one inch below the water and it worked perfect. Just had to winch it up about a foot. Lovin' this boat but done for the year now unfortunately.