fshnfnatic
Well-Known Member
When I did mine last year,I blocked up my boat,building a custom wood cradle for the transom,and a 10ft. 6x6 supporting
the bow at the front. That way I just rolled my trailer out from underneath and had plenty of room for the job at hand.
Just make really sure it's stable and heavily built enough to more than support the weight of your boat. This is how it's
done at the boat yards,and makes it far faster and easier than working around the trailer frame,rollers,bunks,etc. It's
a little freaky laying under your boat at first,as it's hard not to think about what would happen if it somehow fell off
the blocking,but after a while you get used to it.LOL!!
the bow at the front. That way I just rolled my trailer out from underneath and had plenty of room for the job at hand.
Just make really sure it's stable and heavily built enough to more than support the weight of your boat. This is how it's
done at the boat yards,and makes it far faster and easier than working around the trailer frame,rollers,bunks,etc. It's
a little freaky laying under your boat at first,as it's hard not to think about what would happen if it somehow fell off
the blocking,but after a while you get used to it.LOL!!
