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oly67

Posted 8/25/2017 7:52 AM (#875457)
Subject: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 174

Have a new 620 on order. What are the options for protecting the boat while trailering?

muskyhawk66

Posted 8/25/2017 8:49 AM (#875471 - in reply to #875457)
Subject: RE: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 37

mudflaps on your towing vehicle is where I would start.

Pal

Posted 8/25/2017 9:24 AM (#875475 - in reply to #875471)
Subject: RE: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 673

Location: Twin Cities, MN

Good Mudflaps, then something like a Towtector will go a long way to stopping rocks before they get to your boat.

There are a few different options like the Towtector to choose from.

Pal

Glaucus_

Posted 8/25/2017 11:07 AM (#875487 - in reply to #875457)
Subject: Re: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 135

I like this one:
http://kiknrox.com/

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whynot

Posted 8/25/2017 11:19 AM (#875489 - in reply to #875457)
Subject: Re: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 897

In addition to the mud flaps, towtector, and the boat trailer shields, slowing down on gravel makes a big difference.

muskyhunter47

Posted 8/25/2017 9:36 PM (#875588 - in reply to #875489)
Subject: Re: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 1638

Location: Minnesota

Rock knockers

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Pedro

Posted 8/26/2017 3:55 PM (#875665 - in reply to #875457)
Subject: Re: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 670

Location: Otsego, MN

Towtectors are great and easy to take off and put on when not trailering.

TheShow

Posted 8/26/2017 9:26 PM (#875721 - in reply to #875665)
Subject: Re: Boat hull trailering protector?

Posts: 353

Location: Vilas County, WI

I have really aggressive tires on my pick-up. They are awesome all terrain tires but throw a lot of stones. I went with the towtector - so far I am satisfied. Great customer service too. My original brushes were too short (even with the adjustability of the premium model). Called and they sent longer ones no questions asked with free shipping on the exchange. And yes, slow down.

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