zz28zz

I've been trailer'ing for 30+ years. Love having it safe, high and dry in the shop behind the house. Makes maint/cleaning/upgrades much easier.

Been on a waiting list for a slip for abt 1 yr so far. Once we get a slip and lift, It will live there during the season. I'll leave the bay open in the shop when I need to pull out for maint, nasty weather or off-season storage.

If I ever switch to a cruiser, won't be much towing at all.

Powerquest230

We trailered a 19’ for four years, the 23’ for six months before going into a rack, and the 32 has resided On an indoor rack other than trips or maintenance projects. Walking down the dock and jumping in your boat beats trailering any day. At a minimum here in Florida where the ramps can be clown hour in the afternoon. Ruined too many great days on the water during clown hour at the ramp. Never again to trailering for a season. JMO, if you prefer trailering you’ve never tried the other options,

seafordguy

lift - with two kids ages 8&10 we would never use it if we had to find the time to tow so feel fortunate we have the lift. Towed the first couple years, then installed the lift. 20k lbs IMM in case I win the lottery and can afford a 55’ MTI. Until then I’m just overcapacitized!!

bajaman

That is an amazingly 'balanced' rig! The tongue weight must be PERFECT for it to ride like that. Great job.

Marginmn