pompey wrote: Sounds like a really nice house and aspect but not built and developed with boat parking in mind. You must have bought really well to have got the place so much below CV, good on you. Is storing a boat somewhere handy an option? |
v8-coupe wrote: Is there room or a level area where you could un-hitch the boat at the top, turn your wagon around, re-hitch the boat and drive it straight down? |
MATTOO wrote: I hope you run out of topics and trivial ideas soon. Clearly living your life requires the input of others, how do you get anything done. If you spent more time in thinking of your own solutions rather than typing you'll be a happier person. Not sure why so many here enable your online lifestyle. With the best of intent, get on with life yourself and stop living it through the keyboard. |
v8-coupe wrote: Is there room or a level area where you could un-hitch the boat at the top |
Uncle wrote: fizz, I had similar probs maneuvering my tub under the house so I bought one of these..>> To alleviate the braking problem, I place a tapered brick behind the inside wheel. From there it's easy to park the boat exactly where I need it. Boat is only 4.3mtrs . |
Joker wrote: What about a small post bolted into the concrete that you could install a manual trailer winch or an electric one and pull the bugger backwards up the incline. |
Ho Dee wrote: 70 metres is not very far and its a small boat, just back the fecker up, wont take as long as all the other messing around. |
Ho Dee wrote: If the easement is a reasonable width (you only have to concentrate on the drivers side) you'll get the hang of it soon enough. |
Big -Dave wrote: To me, over that distance and angle, a towbar on the front is a no brainer. |
FizFisho wrote:
I LOVE the idea, but is it actually easier? And will having one fail my wof? So I need two new tow bars, that could be expensive. $600 for both if Im lucky? |
Skoti wrote: Yes but you saved all that money buying the house remember |
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