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Downsides to a long trailer tongue?
Designing our trailer it looks like for our 22' boat we could have the tongue as litle as 2' from the bow -- or 24' total rig. But we'ld like to put the wheels (tandem) as far back as possible so less boat and less weight is hanging out past the wheels. This should help stability. SO, the longer the tongue, the furthur back we can put the wheels. ~ Storage of the trailer is no problem and though a longer rig makes tight manuvering harder I don't think we'll have any major prolems with that. So, any other problems with having a longer trailer tongue? |
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