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ESOX Maniac
Posted 2/16/2006 7:29 AM (#177550 - in reply to #177337)
Subject: RE: trailer level (drophitch) question





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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin
Lambeau- My truck has a lift kit, and I have a matching drop hitch. Having the trailer level also provides better clearance for the motor, i.e., the lower unit. Navychief has a very good point, i.e., weight distribution is also important. If you can't lift the trailer by hand, the boat is to far forward. It needs to be a little noise heavy maybe 50lb's-100lbs or so, I can lift mine with one hand. Mine was setup by the factory (Skeeter). When I'm headed to Canada and carrying extra gear/gas in the boat, I also try to keep the majority of my heavy items centered over the axle to maintain the balance.

Have fun!

Al

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