Photo-shop?how they got the boat up there, and how they are going to get it down,
There is actually a system to get boats loaded that way from what I've seen.I wanna know how they got the boat up there, and how they are going to get it down, then back up again out in the real world.
The truck has to be underwater to load and unload.I wanna know how they got the boat up there, and how they are going to get it down, then back up again out in the real world.
So does he bring that system along with him too when he pulls the boat out of the water? LolThere is actually a system to get boats loaded that way from what I've seen.
Boat Motor Trailer Loader and there you are. a link to it Thank you Google
As for max length.. Well that has changed since I last paid attention so I'm not sure
Since it is all attached I'd say yes.So does he bring that system along with him too when he pulls the boat out of the water? Lol
The ones I have seen, uses a double hitch to the tow vehicle. Some have a locking mechanism to lock the wheels straight, they normally self-steer, so it is in effect an extension of the tow vehicle. It makes the five steering points down to two, backs like a farm wagon. It is unknown if the original picture had the steering lockout or not. I think the one I linked to also has an option to put a ball hitch on it so one could pull a bumper pull trailer. Like any set of doubles, proper loading is the key.I've seen that boat mount, before. There are ramps that can be attached, and there is a winch, so, after you drop that trailer rig, you set the ramps, and use the winch to lower the boat on trailer rig down to the ground.
I have not seen that dolly rig for the 5er, before, but a buddy of mine was talking about something that sounds a lot like that.
I don't know of any states back East that would allow that outfit, but I have see a number of wild rigs out West of the Mississippi.
I would like to see the guy try to back that rig. five pivot points. That would be a bear.
That is an Automated hitch tow dolly, Hitch-buddy made one but they are out of business.I've seen that boat mount, before. There are ramps that can be attached, and there is a winch, so, after you drop that trailer rig, you set the ramps, and use the winch to lower the boat on trailer rig down to the ground.
I have not seen that dolly rig for the 5er, before, but a buddy of mine was talking about something that sounds a lot like that.
I don't know of any states back East that would allow that outfit, but I have see a number of wild rigs out West of the Mississippi.
I would like to see the guy try to back that rig. five pivot points. That would be a bear.
Stacker trailer the top drops down to the bed when you unload the lower vehicle.I once saw a double-decker trailer pulled by a Class A. Trailer had big car on bottom and large (maybe 20') boat on top. Want to know how they got boat on top and if their insurance agent knew.