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<blockquote data-quote="Dowclan" data-source="post: 145124" data-attributes="member: 3237"><p>Gents,</p><p> I just bought a 14' dbl wide Lowe boat with a Venture Trailer. The boat appears to be hanging over the back of the trailer too much (36"). The boat is equipped with electric motors, one bow mount and the other is a transom mount and six each, 6-volt batteries. It is decked out with 5/8" plywood, aluminum and pressure treated wood for bracing supports. The tongue weight is 70lbs without the batteries (took them out to charge).</p><p> Should the transom be even with the back of the trailer? Or is it more important to be concerned with the tongue weight with the boat fully loaded?</p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p><p>Dave</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dowclan, post: 145124, member: 3237"] Gents, I just bought a 14' dbl wide Lowe boat with a Venture Trailer. The boat appears to be hanging over the back of the trailer too much (36"). The boat is equipped with electric motors, one bow mount and the other is a transom mount and six each, 6-volt batteries. It is decked out with 5/8" plywood, aluminum and pressure treated wood for bracing supports. The tongue weight is 70lbs without the batteries (took them out to charge). Should the transom be even with the back of the trailer? Or is it more important to be concerned with the tongue weight with the boat fully loaded? Thanks, Dave [/QUOTE]
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