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"bowgus" wrote in message ... Okokok ... assuming the problem is that the boat is sliding backwards as you drive/bounce your way up the ramp, you don't need to pull the boat forward when you get to the top of the ramp ... you just need to secure it to the trailer (to the bow-post seems most reasonable) before you start up the ramp (that's basically what I do when I power even my little the boat onto the trailer). Maybe you've got a cleat or two up front that could be used to do the job? It's not that the boat slides backwards. |
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