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The tie downs are for the abnormal situation. Yes, gravity is going to keep
your boat on the trailer. Until you have to make a sharp turn to avoid an accident or get in an accident. I saw my buddy's 23' Rabalo slide about 300' down US 41 using that logic. Fortunately it tilted left a little and came to a stop on the grass before it came off "plane". Virtually all of the road rash was along the keel. We all got a lesson on cheap tie downs and tongue weight that day. Two quick trailer whips was all ot took to launch that boat onto the pavement, straightening out a 3/8" hook and shearing off the winch arm. Kudos again to the Lee Couny Sheriff's department who helped us get it back on the trailer (with 2 body builder type deputies) and sent us off with a verbal warning. |