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-   -   Boat Trailer Overhead Deck/Ramp (http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=463484)

hamkj 06-15-2007 11:07 AM

I am just in the midst of designing a deck I can put over the boat when trailering so I can take the following: <BR>2 - Dirt Bikes <BR>1 - ATV <BR>3 - Mountain Bikes <BR>Some camping gear. <BR> <BR>My trailer is tandem axle with 3700lbs rating each. <BR> <BR>My boat is 3000lbs. So I am assuming as long as I have the weight centered over the axles that I should be okay with an additional 1200lbs. <BR> <BR>My idea is to build a light weight (frame with mesh)deck. That can be easily lifted by two people. Back mounts will slid onto boat guides and I will make similar boat guide posts in front of the axles... Quick release pins... and some long ramps. <BR> <BR>Then when I go camping... I can take the camper... and all the toys... <BR> <BR>To avoid modifying the trailer... I will use u-bolts etc... to add the new boat guide mounts. <BR> <BR>Visually... it looks like it will work no problem... since the atv/dirt bikes will be sitting directly over the axles. <BR> <BR>I would love to do something like in the picture.. but the wakeboard tower is the issue. <BR> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/65921/463485.jpg" alt="Upload">

john30 06-16-2007 3:21 PM

When I was originally in the market for a boat I saw a Malibu with an overhead bunk for a sit down jet ski. I think one thing to take into consideration would be the height of a standard overpass and such. Good luck with the project. Make sure to post some pics of it.

tyboarder03 06-16-2007 3:27 PM

Just drop the tower and go at it... if its removable just put the tower up when you unload everything else and take the top off.


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