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One thing i would add to D s post , I usually use an old tire, without the rim, as a cushion between the hull and the block. It also keeps it from being tippy
Damn good idea, and since I have to switch trailers between my v20 and my V21 (don't ask why) I do believe I'll use that trick. Thanks Phat.
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drop the jack all the way down, block up the rear of the boat on each corner with blocks. If you have an overhead winch, use it to pick the front up by the bow eye. Raise the trailer jack up till nothings on the trailer, swap out. If you dont have an overhead, you can use a floor jack and blocks, you just need to reset at each cross member
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