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A heavier boat simply puts heavier
"Newton" forces against the tie down when you turn or hit a bump.. scratching head....remembering fragmented bits of high school physics More mass, more tendency to STAY in motion. I say tie down the transom. Aren't we saying the same thing? A heavy boat presents greater forces against the strap. Gravity will not keep it on the trailer if it starts bouncing or swaying. |