How to Seamlessly Put Your Boat on a Trailer

[@tedpitts4371]

Honestly one of the best videos for inboard. Quick and good info thank you!

[@92813justin]

Thank you so much! Driving can be tricky so I hope this video helps.

[@drewt3210]

I totally second that. I just found your channel & subbed. You have some solid information going here. Thank you!

[@SnuffyDirt]

Nice! I have always said that slower is cheaper!

[@jacobytaylor3783]

Awesome

[@anthonythach1259]

Thanks for sharing! Do you have any video and explain why the boat only turn one direction when reverse the boat?

[@officialWWM]

Smooth.

[@92813justin]

Music Islife Thank you!

[@mmmmurphy]

never owned an inboard so this may be a stupid question, is it possible for the prop to hit the trailer?

[@92813justin]

If you are doing it right, no. But it does happen if not done correctly. The bollards in the water are to help keep you on the center on the boat. I usually see people start making a mistake when they go through the two bollards but miss the front part of the trailer.

[@Robcadams1974]

Do you have any videos of replacing boat trailer bearings?

[@92813justin]

Not yet but I will add it to the list

[@coastrunner536]

The only problem with people driving their boats onto trailers instead of using their winch is that they often creat a deep hole at the end of the ramp which eventually destroys a good ramp. As time goes by trailer wheels end up falling into a deep hole at the end of the ramp and get stuck. The concrete ramp loses it's support and also drops, cracks and breaks away. Sure, it's a little bit harder, but I always think it's best to use your winch when you can.

[@92813justin]

You are totally right

[@coastrunner536]

@@92813justin Thanks mate.

[@eddrichards5000]

Then the ramp is obviously not built right. Driving on and off the trailer is the correct, most efficient and SAFEST way to load and unload. Why would anyone risk injuring themselves trying to manually load a heavy boat? It's primitive. Build a longer concrete ramp, it's the 21st century.

[@coastrunner536]

@@eddrichards5000 Good solution but most boat ramps aren't built to suit drive off and ons. Most aren't built correctly which is the entire point of my post. Driving off and onto trailers ruins a lot of boat ramps.

[@JLH1956]

For an Instructor, that final up the trailer could have been cleaner, instead of relying on the rails to line you up. I saw that and though what were you saying?

[@lylel5707]

Dude you can slide your boat into my trailer any time over and over and over again.

[@zachhoffa793]

What should the trim be like while doing this?

[@92813justin]

There is not trim on this boat.

[@theborg269x]

Zach Hoffa are you lost

[@giusepd]

What size and brand Bimini do you have?

[@Robcadams1974]

How about a free giveaway video where you give away the SN 😉

[@92813justin]

Haha. I am trying to work my way up to be able to do something like that!

[@Robcadams1974]

CluEngineer I really want that Nautique 👍

[@alejandro28rdz]

like your advuces shared hope get mor subscribers

[@92813justin]

Thank you!

[@ripemm5737]

If put some guides on that trailer ,like behind the wheel u wouldn't have to do anything