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Another towing question
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Sun, 22 Oct 2006 14:08:32 GMT, Don White wrote: Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: Jim, wrote: I have a 23' Chapperalle. and double axle trailer (total weight est 5000 pounds.) I'd like to tow it up a ramp and into a storage yard then launch once/year. Ramp is about 20% and maybe 20' long, the yard is less than 100 yards away. My vehicle is a Chevy Malibu with a wheezy 4, and the trailer has an electric winch. Think if I stayed in Low, and went slow I could do it? I would look for a friend with a pick up truck or rent a pickup truck twice a year. Rental pickups here only have the 'bumper hitch' rated for 2000 lbs. Really? No F-150s for rent? ---------------- Disclaimer: This is a boating post and applies to boaters. It is not intended to provoke, annoy, irritate, bother, aggravate, anger,incite, inflame, infuriate or create controversy resulting in unacceptable behavior on the part of other posters nor is it intended to generate political commentary or off-topic debate. I have one explanation. He lives in Canada.  |
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