TRAILERING
LOADING YOUR BOAT ON THE
TRAILER
Follow these guidelines for loading your boat back onto the
trailer:
1. Back the trailer into the water.
2. When the back of the trailer is in several inches of
water:
• STOP the towing vehicle.
• Leave manual transmission in gear or place
automatic transmission in PARK.
• Place blocks behind the vehicle’s back wheels.
• Turn off the engine.
• Set the parking brake.
NOTE: If you have a bunk trailer, the trailer may need to
be more than several inches in the water before loading.
3. Tilt the boat’s drive up to the high tilt position to avoid
damage while loading.
2. Pull boat up onto trailer and secure safety chain.
3. After securing the boat to the trailer start engine on
towing vehicle and pull trailer out of water to boat
securing area. (If blocks are connected with a rope to
the trailer tongue, you will not need to remove them
before pulling trailer out.)
4. Use tie-downs to secure boat on trailer. Always use
bow and stern tie downs to prevent the boat from
shifting.
5. Wipe pontoons or gelcoat down to prevent water spots
and keep boat clean.
6. Make sure everything in the boat is secure or tied
down. Do not put other gear in your boat while
trailering. Place anything loose in towing vehicle.
7. Reconnect trailer lights. Check that lights are working.
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