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Your experiments with making a dolly were my inspiration but being
incapable of following directions I just had to do it my way. I am giving some thought to going down the ramp with it as it would be easy to lose control. Right now, I hold the tongue of the trailer with TWO MiniCups on it and back it down the ramp by hand because the ramp has such a serious dogleg that I cannot do it by truck. I actually do this by myself although ti is kinda difficult, hence the dolly. |
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giving some thought to going down the ramp with it as it would be easy to lose control. Right now, I hold the tongue of the trailer with TWO MiniCups on it and back it down the ramp by hand because the ramp has such a serious dogleg that I cannot do it by truck. I actually do this by myself although ti is kinda difficult, hence the dolly. A sailing club I used to belong too sunk a chain into the ramp. You might try running a line between the truck hitch and the trailer tongue to use as a brake. Wrap it once around your body and ease it off as you ease the trailer down the ramp. To get the loaded trailer up the ramp the mainsheet and blocks from one of the boats would help. I've seen the crank on the trailer used to wind it up the ramp. Attach the loose end to the hitch on the truck. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ William R Watt National Capital FreeNet Ottawa's free community network homepage: www.ncf.ca/~ag384/top.htm warning: non-FreeNet email must have "notspam" in subject or it's returned |
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