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Author: Jason Crowson ([email protected]) contact the author
Subject: Re: Trailering
Info: (23802 views) Posted: Wednesday 11-21-01 04:21:00 PM
Russ,

Not a stupid question at all. The way I have always done it is to thoroughly strap the boat to the trailer. I have use lines in the past but those big, 2" thick ratchet-type webbing straps work best. The long ones that will go from one side of the trailer, up over the boat and back to the trailer. Do this 3 or 4 time down the length of the boat. You also want to make sure the boat doesn't slide backwards, so use one strap to pull the boat forward on the trailer.

Hope that helps.

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  • Trailering (23733 views) [x]
    Russ Rieber ~ Wednesday 11-21-01 03:03:00 PM
    • Re: Trailering (23803 views) [x] (current)
      Jason Crowson ~ Wednesday 11-21-01 04:21:00 PM