20160131_121645.jpg20160130_133434.jpgTook a little work but put a swing away tounge on by buddies boat. Took off 4 feet
20160131_121645.jpg20160130_133434.jpgTook a little work but put a swing away tounge on by buddies boat. Took off 4 feet
Last edited by tonykoser; 03-29-2016 at 11:04 PM. Reason: add picture
What kind of pins attach each of the three joints?
6. 5/8 pins
WOW! Very industrious of you
That's a lot of pins to push and pull!
Yea. Had no choice friend bought a house in a subdivision and boats could not be outside and the rig was three feet to long for the new garage. Problem solved!
Neat!
Where did you run the wires for the lights and brake hoses? I don't see them in the pictures anywhere.
Nice work
Awesome!
nice,i have the same trailer and was wanting to do this
You guy's that live in subdivisions with them rules are nuts.Originally Posted by tonykoser
Yes but you don't have to look at some ones junk setting in the street
Nice work , my pontoon trailer is too long for me to close my shop door all the way down , this might work for me.
Pretty cool....always said it wouldnt be done on one like that cause it would add to the length but thats a different way of thinking........
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Very nice work.. saves a few feet in teh garage! I am having mine done on the new trailer as we speak.
Wondering the same thing.........No Surge brakes in the picture.
My Skeeter is exactly the same way in the front like that....nice. I may do that
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