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![]() "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Mon, 2 Mar 2009 20:04:24 -0700, "SteveB" wrote: Do many of you use high horizontal or vertical guides to help keep your boat from floating? My old trailer was set up with vertical guides. That's what I see most often. Waiting for the motor to run out of gas at the ramp is an unnecessary delay. You can do that at home with the flushing muffs on. That is a matter of how crowded it is. Sometimes, if it is crowded, I'll let it run out of gas at idle, then push it out and bring it to the trailer. But, I deal with smaller boats, and I know this may not be practical with QE2 types. Steve |
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