Put the boat on its trailer and head inland. But convenience is only part of a trailer's appeal. When you consider the money saved on slip fees, bottom paint, and blister repairs, it's easy to understand why trailer boating is so popular. Boating on a highway, like boating on the water, requires some attentiveness and know-how. That's what this brochure is all about.
Boats go aground in the water.
Negotiating stoplights, potholes, slick spots, and manic vacation traffic while towing a cumbersome trailer and boat takes practice. Trailers, like boats and automobiles, require TLC to keep them rolling. But no amount of maintenance will help a trailer that is too small, or otherwise inadequate, for the boat it will be towing. The first step, then, is to choose a trailer that is most likely to get you and your boat where you want to go, despite potholes and vacation traffic. It is a no muss, no fuss deal for the buyer.