Towing rule #1: Use tow straps!!!
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Originally Posted by Dave M
Ouch!
Just wondering....Not that it was the cause here but, Is it really a good idea putting a lift kit on a truck that is going to tow heavy loads? It may look cool but what does it do to your handling?
Just wondering....Not that it was the cause here but, Is it really a good idea putting a lift kit on a truck that is going to tow heavy loads? It may look cool but what does it do to your handling?
#22
oops, I now think that my transom tie-down straps are not strong enough. I'll be making a change..... and putting a different front safety chain set-up in the front.
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From: Channel Islands, So. Cal.
Originally Posted by pull my trigger
"low style" winch post????.......I dont see any winch post ......did it break it right off???
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From: Channel Islands, So. Cal.
Originally Posted by Dave M
Ouch!
Just wondering....Not that it was the cause here but, Is it really a good idea putting a lift kit on a truck that is going to tow heavy loads? It may look cool but what does it do to your handling?
Just wondering....Not that it was the cause here but, Is it really a good idea putting a lift kit on a truck that is going to tow heavy loads? It may look cool but what does it do to your handling?
In this case the lifted truck probably made things better! That boat would've slid farther if the truck was lower.
#27
really hate seeing that chain on the cleats and hanging over the transon. did they lift the boat up off the trailer and back or just drag back?
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If he only remembered to put the "New" trailer pin in...
I think this would have kept it from sliding.
Slide the pin through the custom mount on the bottom of the trailer and lock it into the receiver on the bottom of the boat...
Ah, what do I know? Looks like it would work on paper....
I think this would have kept it from sliding.
Slide the pin through the custom mount on the bottom of the trailer and lock it into the receiver on the bottom of the boat...
Ah, what do I know? Looks like it would work on paper....


