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Bryan,
Now you're thinking like a trailer boater, hombre. Way to go! Butch "Bryan" wrote in message .net... "Butch Davis" wrote in message .net... I thought everyone knew that you just put a larger wheel/tire on the downhill side of the trailer.... or a smaller one..... you get the idea, eh? Butch Bunch of wiseguys, eh. Since I obviously don't want to drive a trailer that has different sized wheels, but the suggestion seems logical, I've thought of an alternative solution. I'm going to mount a roll of duct tape on a roller behind the downside wheel. Then when I'm retrieving the boat I'll attach the tape to the tire and it can wrap onto the tire as I drive to the prep area; this should give me the extra inch or two of wheel height I need when the trailer is in the water. When I leave I can attach the tape to the dock and driving away will unwrap the tape leaving me with equal wheels again. Thanks guys, couldn't have thought of it without you! |
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