Bryan:

I've only seen four Express 27s on trailers (one's mine). None of those trailers were set up to ramp launch.

In the case of my trailer, it would require the bottom of the tires to be about six feet eight inches under water before the boat would float.

Bob

:: Now that I've had fun replying to all those posts I
:: better bump this back to the top =)
::
:: *bump*
::
:: :: Hi all,
:: ::
:: :: I was thinking of joining a friend of mine who is
:: :: setting up some week-long water-skiing/boating junkets
:: :: to various lakes around northern california and Lake
:: :: Powell.
:: ::
:: :: Obviously, using a ramp to launch an e27 is a lot harder
:: :: than a ski-boat (I've always used a hoist) and I started
:: :: wondering if there was a resource someplace that details
:: :: how deep the ramps go at various lakes. I've seen a
:: :: tongue extender used to launch a much bigger boat- a
:: :: Soverel 33.
:: ::
:: :: Have you ramp-launched an e27? Which Lake(s)? Did you
:: :: need a tongue extender? Know of any ramp-guide or
:: :: resource I could use?
:: ::
:: :: Thanks,
::
:: :: Bryan