Trailer guides?

[Ken]

Be hard to put the other end without dunking the truck first!! But then some of the power boaters I witnessed over the last two weekends might have pulled it off!!

 

[Bilbo]

Be hard to put the other end without dunking the truck first!! But then some of the power boaters I witnessed over the last two weekends might have pulled it off!!

Hey, I think that I've seen em try to back their boat onto their trailer.
Boat Ramps are an excellent place for spectator sports.

 

[Ken]

Saw some things one would only believe if they were sitting there watching for themselves... I launch at a sailboat marina, none of those folks ever seem to have any trouble...hehe

Saw a guy try to power his boat onto the trailer with the back edge of the bunks barely touching the water..... (he tried for near a half hour before getting it that he wasn't going to be successful) Seemed to be a recurring theme that the tires on the trailers weren't suppose to go under the water....

Six pack and a good lawnchair, just can't be beat for weekend entertainment!

 

[Bilbo]

At our ramp, there is a 2' drop off at the end of the cement. I watched a guy and his wife with a big sun hat loading a sailboat. For some reason the woman waded around behind the boat to check something. All of a sudden she dropped into that hole and left her hat floating for about 15 seconds and I was standing there wondering if I actually just saw that. Well, I realized that I should do something like jump in but she came up soon afterwards.

 

[jfrench]

Wouldn't it be quicker if the marina's made circular pull-through launch ramps like the drive-up ATM at the bank? You wouldn't waste all that time backing up or using tongue extensions.