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Originally Posted by dereknkathy
(Post 4000032)
everybody sez they use their lift. i betcha if he had a lift he wouldn'ta hadda ask. you have to get the bck on blocks high enough so the weight is off the rollers or bunks. sometimes you can drop fromt of trailer and block it. then raise trailer nose up. sometimes you hafta jack stern up off the trailer. get a buncha cement blocks from lowes. then pieces of wood at the top. 2x4...1x6...something. then jack up front of boat so the trailer can come forward a ways before hitting jack. pull trailer up till it is close to jack. drop boat. move jack. repeat.
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Originally Posted by O.C.Barry
(Post 4001553)
+1 - We did the same as Derek, it worked fine, just be careful of pinch points.
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Originally Posted by Pismo10
(Post 4000009)
Put blocks under the transom, jack the front up until the weight is on the blocks, pull the trailer out, lower front onto another block. 10 minutes.
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I agree to use the assistance of a marina, most have hydraulic trailers as well. You can but your boat in the water, and they can bring it to your home with a hydro trailer and block up if you are uncomfortable leaving it there.
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1 block the back of the boat up off the trailer, use cinder blocks or wood.
2 block the front of the boat up off the trailer , use cinder blocks or wood. 3 remove the tires off the trailer, drop trailer down, put the axles on 4 wheel dollies. 4 get 2 or 3 6x6x10' from a lumber yard. 5 slid the 6x6's between the trailer and the boat. 6block the 6x6' end with cinder blocks. 7 remove the cinder blocks from step 2. 8. drag the trailer out. 9. it works done it many times |
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