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randleman said,,,you have it in too deep,,,,i never had that problem :o

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My personal opinion FWIW,
I think you need some more rollers between your winch and the
first set going towards the back.
I have had it in too deep and not deep enough,
but the reult was always the same,
I could drive it home to satisfaction.

I'll show you mine, if you show me yours.

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g1...railerfull.jpg

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You need more bow lift!!!
Are you in the middle??
Are you on the rollers?

Pull that trailer out the water a bit!! No wonder you hitting that front tounge and gouging the boat!

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Hey HAMMER, just put the trailer in the water till the top of the wheels are covered with water.
You should be able to see all of your rollers as you approach.
Since my ramp is private, they allow us to power load,
i.e. use the outboard to get as far up the trailer as we can.
Can you do that at the public ramp?

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Gonna try and learn to power load. Look Out !! ;D

Still think its a factory flaw and not a guy who doesnt know what the hell he is doing. ;D

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Just get that trailer out of the water, and put some muscle in to cranking that winch!!

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For those who don't know the story, that trailer carried my V for about 18 years. It ain't the trailer :o

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Thats ok if he trys to power load it, and its that deep, we are not going to worry about it, he is going to drive the tounge right threw the hull and sink!!

Hammer don't do it, Just pull the dam thing out of the water so that the fenders are just under and try it!! If to high sink the trailer a little, iff to low pull up a little.

Worse comes to worse get power winch to do the pulling for you.

BUT DO NOT TRY POWER LOAD TILL YOU NO WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!!!!!!!

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No power loading, at least not until after the get together. Would hate to go on a boat ride to show you guys where she sank at. ;D

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Hammer, I've heard that diving your own wreck is no good ::)