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Two Parkers
HK wrote:
Don't feel bad...that's sort of how I load my Parker (and how I loaded the previous Parker) on the trailer. I tie the boat up at the finger pier, back the trailer into the water and then use a rope I snap onto the bow ring to pull the boat by hand onto the trailer. That brings the bow ring within about five feet of the trailer bow vee. I winch it the rest of the way, a pretty easy job with the new boat and our fairly steep launch ramps. I don't power onto the trailer.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I guess the smaller the boat, the wetter you get  I usually end upwith wet feet retrieving my skiff. That's why I wear Solomons I get my feet wet, too. I suppose the bigger the boat, the more the owner is a pussy. :} So the Lobster boat was a lie? Holy, ****! I can't believe it. |
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