Thread: Hypothetical question for no particular reason at all

I'm trying to be serious, but it's hard to do. However, I did some repair work on my glass boat years ago. I got a couple heavy duty saw horses and some 2X6s.. I really did hook the boat to a tree, and the trailer to my truck and as I pulled it off I put the saw horses under the back with some short 2X6s lenghtwise on both sides to spread the psi, pulled a little more and put another one under the boat. I didn't pull it all the way off as I didn't need to, but it held it enough for me to make the repairs. Then I cranked it back on... Redneck style, but it worked.

I had some ideas, but didn't like any of them and was looking for a way to do it and be safe, hypothetically. Ya'll gave me some good ideas in case a situation like this ever comes up.

Wannabe...

What I don't get is why everyone is letting him off so easy. THIS THREAD IS USELESS WITHOUT PICS!!! WB, show us some pics of the damage you errr I mean yo brother did to yo boat.

Originally Posted by rip-a-lip

What I don't get is why everyone is letting him off so easy. THIS THREAD IS USELESS WITHOUT PICS!!! WB, show us some pics of the damage you errr I mean yo brother did to yo boat.

It was a hypothetical question, Rip....... don't make me assign you seat #4 at Gewb University!!!!!

Originally Posted by Wannabe...

I can figure a way to lift the rear - using a stand and the jackplate, but any thoughts on the front?

And don't be asking no questions neither.

Wannabe...

Hypothetically speakin, you should always start in the front and finish in the rear. Unless....awe heck.... Nevermind.