I have read about it some on here, but didn't pay it much attention because I have loaded countless styles and brands of boats in my life without much if any trouble. But yesterday I took my 1992 Panterra II out for the second time and it kicked my butt at the ramp. I fish solo at least 90% of the time so a 1 stop loading process is crucial. Not the best of weather yesterday so I was able to experiment. Seemed like there were only 2 options. Back in just where the nose would make it over the roller, but when I stopped at the exact point, the boat would be 2' short and too far to winch up. Or get the boat to the roller, but bow too low to get over the roller. I would consider the ramp a little steep, but not extreme and not even abnormal. I will listen to any tips, but I think I might lower the roller. My trailer has 2 rollers the black smaller roller on bottom to run the strap under. I am thinking about making that the 1 and only roller and then it seems as if loading will be normal.