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Old 04-26-2015, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by chattviper
Correction, I have fillers on both sides. The tanks that came with my MTI allow it to tilt either way. I can be completely empty or filled to the brim with gas as well.

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QUOTE=precisiondetails;4296760]Quite a few tilt with port side up.

Yes boat has to have fillers up on the high side
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You have a unique set up, every one I've seen has had the fillers up.
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Old 04-26-2015, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by chattviper
Correction, I have fillers on both sides. The tanks that came with my MTI allow it to tilt either way. I can be completely empty or filled to the brim with gas as well.

Chads boat and trailer will be one gorgeous setup for sure!



QUOTE=precisiondetails;4296760]Quite a few tilt with port side up.

Yes boat has to have fillers up on the high side
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Sounds pretty cool, can you post some more details? What's done with the vents?
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Old 04-27-2015, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by precisiondetails

You have a unique set up, every one I've seen has had the fillers up.
Unique to MTI. I'm not sure how long ago they started doing it (been a while), but all newer MTI's have fill necks on both sides and can be tilted either way. No worries about any other fluids either. Skaters still have both fillers on one side and tilt one way. Both systems work fine.
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Old 04-27-2015, 08:00 AM
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Yep, was about to say that. Thanks.
Honestly, be nice to have the fills on one side. Easier to fill up!!


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Unique to MTI. I'm not sure how long ago they started doing it (been a while), but all newer MTI's have fill necks on both sides and can be tilted either way. No worries about any other fluids either. Skaters still have both fillers on one side and tilt one way. Both systems work fine.
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Old 04-27-2015, 08:01 AM
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I think we have put more miles a year on the tilts than anyone .....with 22 boat shows 3 airshows countless NASCAR and show events , testing...and a racing season our trailers get some milage. We have learned a LOT of lessons with them as you would imagine.. Key components weight distribution across the axles, quality ofl running gear, ride height adjustment , weight across the structure/sub structure. WELDS WELDS WELDS and how stress is transmitted through the trailer to the boat (how much flex in the structure) vs the your clearances. Best of luck.
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Old 04-27-2015, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
Wouldn't one want the rear two hydraulic pivots affixed to the front hydraulic pivot? I'd expect that one giant superstructure, while being a bit heavier, would still be better for the structural integrity of the boat.
I agree. Without tying them or using some sort of balance circuit the uneven forces may induce some twist into the hull.
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How did this trailer turn out?
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