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vegas492
Posted 5/26/2016 8:31 AM (#818274 - in reply to #799202)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hooking up issues? Solved.




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I Ball has no wires. It has a magnetized base that sits on my hitch. Camera is on a swivel mount and I have it pointed right at my hitch. Receiver unit goes into the cigarette lighter power port and has a flexible cable so I can get it just right for viewing.

Takes about 30 seconds to get setup to back the truck up. Lines up perfectly every time. About the only little issue I had was with rollback with the truck. Things looked perfect on the camera, so I put the truck in park, then it rolls back 3 inches or so and now I'm too far. So, I just had to learn how to compensate for that.

Very easy. I can see where it could have a lot of other uses as well. Very nice little unit that is very easy to use.

Thank you, Steve, for posting this out there months ago. Because of this thread I got one and it works perfectly.
Crawman
Posted 5/26/2016 11:54 AM (#818310 - in reply to #818274)
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I get it. It is definitely a great idea. Quick and easy to setup, and helps line it all up straight on. The older I get the tougher it is to move a heavier boat around to the hitch especially on any sort of incline.
Ifishskis
Posted 5/26/2016 12:13 PM (#818313 - in reply to #799513)
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Location: NW WI
sworrall - 1/14/2016 12:19 PM

wisskie - 1/14/2016 11:53 AM

If you cant back your truck up to your boat solo you should not be driving. Just MHO.


That's just ridiculous.

Of course I can, but getting the trailer and hitch lined up exactly the first time will be nice, especially on the car hauler and snowmobile trailer.


X2 Glad somebody said this.....
Paul S
Posted 5/26/2016 1:20 PM (#818326 - in reply to #799202)
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Location: Tinley Park, IL
I was just talking to a coworker today. She and her husband just bought a 20-something foot pleasure boat with a dual axle trailer. They are first time boat owners and own a place in Krivitz just off the lake so they will always be launching. I recommended this device to them since they will need all the help they can get. I also gave them advice about not tying up the launch, ect. ect. I just know it is people like this that will make your blood pressure rise especially when you see their IL plates.
vegas492
Posted 5/26/2016 1:32 PM (#818329 - in reply to #799202)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hooking up issues? Solved.




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Do you mean Crivitz in northeastern Wisconsin?
Paul S
Posted 5/26/2016 4:24 PM (#818360 - in reply to #818329)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hooking up issues? Solved.




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Location: Tinley Park, IL
vegas492 - 5/26/2016 1:32 PM

Do you mean Crivitz in northeastern Wisconsin?


yeap- that's the place.

Edited by Paul S 5/26/2016 4:35 PM
vegas492
Posted 5/27/2016 9:03 AM (#818417 - in reply to #818360)
Subject: Re: Trailer Hooking up issues? Solved.




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Paul S - 5/26/2016 4:24 PM

vegas492 - 5/26/2016 1:32 PM

Do you mean Crivitz in northeastern Wisconsin?


yeap- that's the place.


Beautiful place with some nice lakes around it! Rivers are amazing too!
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