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Use a couple of tractors, hook to the ski rings on the transom and the bow ring and have each tractor back up; this will pull the rope tight and you can then turn the boat upside down and it wont hit because it will be off the ground.
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08-17-2009, 10:54 AM
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Flipped my CC hull by myself. 1 rope & 3 Cats.
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08-18-2009, 08:51 AM
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A stormy ocean flipped mine over for me in 2006. We used chocks on one side against the gunwhale and ropes over the hull to pull it back over with a Jeep on the beach. Not highly recommended, but I did not sustain any structural damage. By the way, the bottom looked great, since I had just painted it 2 weeks before it sank.
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