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Hitching up to a small boat trailer isn't like hitching up to a travel
trailer. A small boat, motor and trailer will be 1000 pounds or less. If you install a retractable wheel on the trailer (easily available), than moving the trailer over the ball hitch and cranking down is very easy. My rig with trailer, weighs 1100 pounds and I am a 63 year old weakling and don't have any trouble pushing the loaded trailer around. Go to a boat trailer dealer and ask for a demo! "Charles B. Summers" wrote in message news ![]() The best thing I can offer you is, Practice, practice, and practice... "ANETA NEWTON" wrote in message m... Hi folks, I'm thinking about getting a small boat and going bass fishing. However, I'm a solo and can't back into a hitch worth a flip. I've looked at various hitching 'aids' . Anybody here have any thoughts ? What about camera systems like HindSight or Sure Shot? Is there a wireless camera system out there? Any suggestions would be helpful. Aneta -- |
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"Dudley Man" wrote in message
... Hitching up to a small boat trailer isn't like hitching up to a travel trailer. A small boat, motor and trailer will be 1000 pounds or less. If you install a retractable wheel on the trailer (easily available), than moving the trailer over the ball hitch and cranking down is very easy. My rig with trailer, weighs 1100 pounds and I am a 63 year old weakling and don't have any trouble pushing the loaded trailer around. Go to a boat trailer dealer and ask for a demo! Mines an 18 ft fiberglass, probably 2500 lbs and I do the same thing. Not a real big deal, but I have a flat concrete drive to do it on. My biggest concern in backing up to it is sending the boat on through the water softener behind it! :-) -- Andrew Kidd http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us! http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home |
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My advice is DON'T! Why ruin a good thing by getting hitched? (just kidding
sweetie {whoosh} (ducking a cast iron frypan) marriage is a GREAT institution!) {KLANG} Owowowow. Didn't duck fast enough for that one. Anyone have some aspirin? (I think she might be irritated that I was late for her Special Fried Zucchini Dinner, and it burnt. No great loss for me, just took her out for dinner, unplanned of course :-) Yeesh, came in late to this one and had some trouble reading the subject line. Thought he was looking for advice on getting married!!! That's what I get for trying to do this internet thingy when I'm tired :-D Cast far Bob PS Best advice I can give is also the practice, practice one. Small rigs can be pushed around, bigger ones.... PPS Whole day spent on Castle Rock Lake in Wisconsin. 3 keeper LM Bass, 1 keeper Smallie, 8 Crappie, and 2 keeper Walleyes, beat out my daddy this time. Oh yeah, and a heck of a suntan. "Doc (The Tin Boat King)" wrote in message ... I used a telescoping pencil magnet on the hitch to mark it. just put a small piece of cloth on the pocket clip. They can be founf at any auto parts store, or Al's favorite, Wal-Mart. Doc |
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