35' Mistress coming come!
03-20-2016 | 04:29 PM
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03-20-2016 | 04:32 PM
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03-20-2016 | 05:30 PM
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03-20-2016 | 08:56 PM
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GREAT looking boat! Congrats!
I would definitely add some more bunks to the front of that trailer before you ever try to load it at a ramp.
Also, you could upgrade to EoH brakes on the trailer, which will give you braking in reverse, and when you are backing down a ramp. This is one of my favorite features of EoH brakes. When it comes to trailer boating, there is NOTHING scarier than your boat dragging you backwards down the ramp with your front brakes locked up.
I would definitely add some more bunks to the front of that trailer before you ever try to load it at a ramp.
Also, you could upgrade to EoH brakes on the trailer, which will give you braking in reverse, and when you are backing down a ramp. This is one of my favorite features of EoH brakes. When it comes to trailer boating, there is NOTHING scarier than your boat dragging you backwards down the ramp with your front brakes locked up.
03-20-2016 | 09:21 PM
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03-20-2016 | 09:44 PM
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GREAT looking boat! Congrats!
I would definitely add some more bunks to the front of that trailer before you ever try to load it at a ramp.
Also, you could upgrade to EoH brakes on the trailer, which will give you braking in reverse, and when you are backing down a ramp. This is one of my favorite features of EoH brakes. When it comes to trailer boating, there is NOTHING scarier than your boat dragging you backwards down the ramp with your front brakes locked up.
I would definitely add some more bunks to the front of that trailer before you ever try to load it at a ramp.
Also, you could upgrade to EoH brakes on the trailer, which will give you braking in reverse, and when you are backing down a ramp. This is one of my favorite features of EoH brakes. When it comes to trailer boating, there is NOTHING scarier than your boat dragging you backwards down the ramp with your front brakes locked up.
very hard just by setting a dial in the cab.......or to any degree of braking if he choose.......... could not even feel the big weight behind us. That truck was an equal match for the weight of a steel trailer & 35' Mistress
03-20-2016 | 09:46 PM
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