uhhhh......NO!
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uhhhh......NO!
Its according if the ramp is steep or not. I have those plastic patches on my bunk boards and are pretty slick.
50/50!!!!!!! Where were all you smart people last saturday? I've never heard or seen this before until it happened to me.
This could be the closet poll eva
I'd bet a dollar to a donut that your boat has had the bunks "greased" with silicon due to launching into freezing water and that's why you had the trouble. I'd bet a dozen dollars to a a donut that you're gewber.
Wannabe...
Why would you unhook it at the top of the ramp?!!
I've never had a problem unhooking before, luckily. I think I'll start waiting till I get to the water from now on. I hate to learn a lesson the hard way. Thanks ES.
Always at the edge of the water, it is just not worth the risk!
Just what I was taught and what everybody else seems to do. Never heard of this. Even the 2 other boats lauching when it happened.. 1 person in the truck.. 1 person at the consoleQuote:
Originally Posted by SUPERTECHMRI
I've heard of it happening to folks with roller trailers or those silicone strips on the bunks but never a carpeted bunk....... you must be EXTRA speshul..... or that GIRLY truck caused it!!!!!!
I always unhook my boat at the top of the ramp... but the ramps here on the rez are not steep at all...