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35 vs.42 lightning hull height ????
Hello; I want a 42 but my 35 barely fits in the garage due to ceiling height. What is hull height difference from a 96 35 lightning ? Or what is hull height of 2000 42 lightning compared to 1996 35 height?I can allow for different windshields. Anybody know?? Thanks
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I am going up to work on my 42 this weekend. I can measure it for you then. You want the distance from the bottom of the hull to the top of the windshield? Bill
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Keep in mind different trailers are going to have varying heights by a few inches if its going to be THAT tight.
Sounds like a good excuse to build a bigger barn!:bigbird: |
42 Hull height
Originally Posted by billeickmann
(Post 3382884)
I am going up to work on my 42 this weekend. I can measure it for you then. You want the distance from the bottom of the hull to the top of the windshield? Bill
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Originally Posted by rexcramer1
(Post 3382925)
Sounds like a good excuse to build a bigger barn!
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Remember theres also a huge diff in length depending on the trailer tongue. with the drive guard my 42 X was over 50' on the trailer
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Originally Posted by DollaBill
(Post 3389735)
Remember theres also a huge diff in length depending on the trailer tongue. with the drive guard my 42 X was over 50' on the trailer
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if it's a few inch's you can alway's lower the air pressure in the tire's just before you back it in as long as you back straight in i would think you would be ok with some low pressure as long as you dont make them totally flat and then fill them back up as soon as you pull the boat out .
someone i no used to do this with a big truck that he only used on the weekend's and it worked great for him just a thought mike |
Originally Posted by mikebrls
(Post 3391150)
if it's a few inch's you can alway's lower the air pressure in the tire's just before you back it in as long as you back straight in i would think you would be ok with some low pressure as long as you dont make them totally flat and then fill them back up as soon as you pull the boat out .
someone i no used to do this with a big truck that he only used on the weekend's and it worked great for him just a thought mike |
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