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Advice on front-mounted hitch
We just purchased a Sea Ray 190 Sun Deck. My husband has been the one
who tows and backs the boat into the storage garage. I would like to be able to use the boat even if my husband cannot come. I am 90% sure I could not back the boat into the garage because there is not a lot of clearance on either side of the garage. It seems to me if I mounted a hitch to the front of the truck it would be easier to get the boat into the garage. The surface around and in the garage is gravel. I would like to hear others' experiences who have used a front mounted hitch to back their boat into storage with a gravel surface. Thanks. Sandy |
Advice on front-mounted hitch
Do it. Driving into the trailer makes it much easier to position. I've
used front hitches on a number of vehicles and with different trailers. Right now, I have a big garden tractor with a front hitch that I use to jockey my boat around. It works great. |
Advice on front-mounted hitch
"Sandy" wrote in message om... We just purchased a Sea Ray 190 Sun Deck. My husband has been the one who tows and backs the boat into the storage garage. I would like to be able to use the boat even if my husband cannot come. I am 90% sure I could not back the boat into the garage because there is not a lot of clearance on either side of the garage. It seems to me if I mounted a hitch to the front of the truck it would be easier to get the boat into the garage. The surface around and in the garage is gravel. I would like to hear others' experiences who have used a front mounted hitch to back their boat into storage with a gravel surface. Thanks. Sandy You might also consider taking the rig to an empty parking lot with a few orange cones and practicing backing the rig. With some practice you can surely learn to do it. |
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