A great video showing remove your boat from its trailer when on land. handy for trailer maintenance, bottom work and more! from lou sauzedde and tips from a shipwright!. It may be a little bit early for this question, but i have to think of something while i wait for the snow to melt. i will need to put another coat of bottom paint on this spring and will need to raise the boat off the trailer to get access to the whole bottom.. Raising your boat off the bunks or rollers allows you to gain access to the complete bottom so that you can remove growth with algae strip, green genie, waterline stain remover or algex, clean and brighten the bottom with boat scrub or alumabrite and to protect it against marine growth, zebra mussels and osmosis with vs721.. it’s important to clean and protect the entire bottom..
What are you doing to the trailer? honestly, the best way is to put the boat in the water. taking a baot off a trailer on land, without the proper lifting equipment is a giant pita.. Five tips to prevent winter from taking a bite out of your boat and trailer removing the tires and storing them inside the garage will keep the sun from damaging them. with the tires off, this may also a good time to repack the bearings. for just $14 annually boatus’ “unlimited” trailer assist will tow both a broken down boat. For me, it is putting a bottle jack under the trailer, raising the boat and trailer off of the ground. i then block it up. there's a angle running the length of my pontoons on the bottom, so i have some 2x8's with a cut out down the center so that the angle sits square in the middle and is supported on both sides..
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