Who is the guy
 

>>> that decide all trailer jacks must be fitted on the passenger side of the frame? What a maroon:rolleyes: And why do all the builder follow along? Low boys, flat beds, boat trailers, car haulers.. you name it. I do almost everything alone and running around the darn trailer is a huge hassle.

I have now moved the jacks on all three of my trailers to the drivers side with no adverse effects. I didn't get a rash or jumbies or anything.

No longer will I do laps around the trailer or smash my shins on the frame. sheesh.

All my trailers r on the drivers side of the car. Are you driving on the wrong side of the car? Do you have one of those postal carrier jeeps with the driver on the right? Am i confused?

I just quickly looked at saved photos on the phone and every boat trailered on there has the jack on the left side (drivers side of car).

Just unlucky I guess.

All the ones I've seen(and paid any attention to) are on the drivers side also!LOL.:p

Get urself a G23 or Xstar...theyre on the drivers side LOL

You know? All my stuff is old. me too. There may a connection here.... yathink?

Yeah all my trailers have been on the driver's side.....

Maybe he's just into european trailers. Haha

My Boat mate trailer from 07' is on the driver side

Tool feeling in full effect. Thanks fellas.

Monday sucks... At least I took the first set ever on the restored '79 Nautique this morning. Been down hill from there.

I've had 7 different boats in 10 years and every jack has been on the drivers side. :-)

Y'all are just piling on now... Pack mentality, like dogs...

Ok I will help you out, My boat trailer is on the driver side but my car hauler is directly in the middle. So none on the passenger side but one in the middle, we are getting closer!

The EZ Loader for previous my boat, our current SMP trailer, and my open car hauler are all on the driver's side.

Of the last 3 trailers I have owned I had one on the driver's side, one in the middle, and one on the passenger's side (that I relocated to the driver's side). I agree, stepping over is a pain. I guess I would need to run around if I were in a dress...

Maybe one of your buddies has pulled a prank on you and switched them to the passenger sides when they were really on the drivers side :)

Awesome you got to take out the '79 CC today!

Thank God. 5:30 is here and I can have a beer..

Passenger side on mine. It never bothered me and I never gave it any thought until reading your post. It's just the way it is and it doesn't bother me or affect my routine. I'm pretty quick, but putting the boat away isn't a Nascar pit crew operation for me where every second counts.

I was really impressed with the wake. 23mph at 70' it was steep, narrow and clean. I dunno, maybe a little less than knee high. Quite booty. No ballast just full fuel, 3 adults and six kids it was way better than the old outboard. Water was choppy as heck so everybody took one quick set and came home, went to work.

I have never had one on the passenger side. I'm going to start paying attention to that at the docks now.

So this whole time I'm thinking the guy posting this must be from the uk. I checked your profile and now it just seems you either have bad luck or are dyslectic.

LOL....thanks for the chuckle. I was thinking exactly what you wrote, as I've never seen one anywhere except on the driver's side. Of course, I can't say I've actively paid attention to notice. I've had 5 boats and all 5 trailers had the jack on the driver's side.

Im trying to get my hands on one of these but maybe you should have one too to sport with the new Ski Tique. Theyre from 1978!

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I have one on both sides :) One in the stock and one further back on the frame since my driveway immediately shoots the shy after you exit the garage.

Now that you mention it I have found myself hopping over the tongue thinking this is a silly set up...or maybe it was because I'm left handed and always feel crossed up. I also find the wheel is always in the wrong direction or won't spin around when needed.

My cousin's 99 BU has it on the passenger side.

My eagle trailer has it on the passenger side. Since I'm not a wakeboarder or athletic, I have a really hard time stepping over the trailer tongue to kick it up. I also don't do a pre-ride inspection of my rig, I am a lazy American... time is money