[Rhodes22-list] Trailer Launching and Retrieving

Steve rhodes2282 at yahoo.com
Fri Jan 14 11:04:08 EST 2005


Sounds like this could cause your trailer to start
floating.  I wouldn't worry so much about having the
boat so far forward.  If your toungue is to light from
the boat being to far back; load up your Vberth.  I
have always used a steep ramp and have never had
problems.  
Steve


--- Bryan Childs <bchilds1 at peoplepc.com> wrote:

> First, thanks for all the help in determining the
> surface coating for my dingy floor boards.  I am
> adding the West resin. The job is almost done.
> 
> Another question relating to launching the Rhodes,
> actually retrieving it.  I have a single axle
> trailer and it is very important to get the boat as
> forward on the trailer as possible.  For ramps with
> a gentle slope it is not difficult, but for steep
> sloop ramps it is near impossible.  When the boat is
> pulled out it rotates from it's steep position to a
> position that is to far back.  I thought of a
> solution and would like to run it by the group.
> 
> Pull the boat out.  For a steep sloop ramp the boat
> will be too far rearward.  Then tie the stern of the
> boat to the rear of the trailer and put it back in
> the water.  I would only need to go back to take
> some of the load off the trailer.  I should be able
> to move the boat forward on the trailer.  Then when
> it comes out it will not rotate back.  Has anyone
> tied this?
> 
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