10 Boat Trailer HACKs

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Ta Day we are going over 10 really cool boat trailer hacks , and I'm sure you'll see something handy . So lets get going .

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コメント (21)
  • @bradscottbutler
    Thank you! I’ve been boating for 35 years. It’s nice to see a list like yours for something I always overlook. Retractable tie downs and the abrasive tape for stepping on trailer.👍
  • @scottgarbs7761
    Great video! One thing I added was a bright, submersible, LED back up light. It really helps backing up in the dark....even when you're stuck looking through those annoying passenger side mirrors.
  • @mrz6462
    I also lock the safety chains so they are too short to hook onto a hitch. A thief can wrap the chains around their hitch so the locked coupler hangs in the air as they drive away with your trailer.
  • @gr0uch02a
    +1 for the Boat Buckles. Probably my favorite addition to the trailer so far, aside from swapping out the old lights for bright LEDs.
  • @Follower_of_The_Word
    1000% Agree on the ratcheting boat tie downs! I’ve had em for years and it is a definite time-saver and more secure.
  • @chrissewell1608
    I grew up in our family owned, boat business ("Sewell Marine", in Newnan Ga. - free plug!) And you are spot on, with all your upgrade tips / hacks! I might even add, not all boat trailers are Drive On trailers. You can buy the Drive On (side) Bunk Board Kits, which can be added to most trailers. Which help to line you boat up perfectly, when loading it, at the boat ramp. And a Boarding Ramp, can be mounted along the trailer tongue. Those allow you to Safely walk down the frame of the trailer, and push the boat off the trailer! (These are used mostly on Jon Boat Trailers,with a long trailer tongue!)
  • @iainhetherington4608
    Great hacks mate the boat buckles are great for about 3 yrs then the tiny springs rust out and you can’t get replacements and I probably would put that anti slip on your tongue you wouldn’t be able to taste anything Cheers from Aus
  • @hkc6817
    Another great video! The spare tire cover was a nice improvement. Remember to add checking your spare tire to your fishing check list, especially if you cover it up.
  • @jeffrude135
    I am a big fan. Put a smile on my face every time. Learn a lot of neat stuff from your videos. Keep em comin.
  • @75novaguy73
    We always unplug the boat lights from the truck before backing into the water. It helps.
  • @outofbounds218
    I also added a Drotto latch and love it Keith. Keep these awesome hacks coming
  • @turdferguson5300
    Tow hitch hack number 11. I did this in 1992 and still have the same hitch today so I think it may work. Since my trailers fit a 2" or 1 7/8" ball that's the two sizes that I used. Using a standard hitch get one ball with male bolt type threaded and one ball with female internal threads, put Loctite on the threads and tighten them on the hitch. Today they make multi ball hitches but in 92 they didn't. The heaviest boat I pulled was a Ranger Comanche but I've never an issue with the hitch. We had to make a lot of things back then.
  • @loriebriarton2285
    Great ideas!! Love the video...as always!! Even enjoyed Cranky's smart a$$ jokes😂. Really liked them retractable rachet straps! Appreciate all you do!
  • @nrfishinman009
    I don’t have a boat but I’d like one. We sure do like your videos no matter what they are about. Great stuff Keith!
  • @bretburt7317
    My number one trailer hack is to install 2 sets of trailer guide-ons, then connect the 2 (horizontally) with a 2x10 at the appropriate height. Done right, it self centers the boat on the trailer. Wind or current doesn't matter. I've done it on two Pontoons, a Bass boat and a Jon boat. Saves me grief every time. On the Bass boat and Pontoon, it made getting the boat on the trailer a breeze in 7+mph current! Not easy with a Pontoon otherwise. My Dad was amazed how much easier it made the process. The first set was even coated in black Line-X. It looked bad ass. Good video and I agree with you on the Boat Buckles! Love mine.
  • @d3ni5tp
    Wrap some reflective tape around the cap and you will be able to see them fine as long as your reverse or brake lights are illuminated.
  • @joesummers9864
    You were 100% right on putting those locks on trailers I'm just saying
  • @Callmestick103
    Solid Video. You should look into Oil Bath hubs. My last boat was almost 20 years old when I changed the oil in them and it was because I was worried about it, not because I had any issues. IMO they are a much better option for boats.
  • @user-ht4fb9jp1f
    Always a great video!! Those rear boat tie down straps are the bomb!!!