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Hitch Extender For Boat Launch. Im interested in a 2 hitch. Without it, i nearly need to. I would like a hitch extension that can be easily installed when its time to launch my boat to keep the back of the truck from going to far into the water. Chock the trailer's wheels and uncouple it from your hitch, pull forward and slip the extension bar in place, pin it My simple design that i am envisioning after searching around was to clamp on a simple hitch receiver onto bottom of trailer and. Started looking at hitch extenders as a way to get my boat trailer a little further into the water on launching (for easier push off). When launching my sailboat, it is sometimes necessary to back the truck into the water to float the boat off the trailer. To launch, simply back the trailer to the head of the ramp at a level point, aligned so that you will go straight back. I use one on my trailer and with that an an extended receiver hitch it gives me an extra two feet and keeps my car brakes out of the water.

I use one on my trailer and with that an an extended receiver hitch it gives me an extra two feet and keeps my car brakes out of the water. Started looking at hitch extenders as a way to get my boat trailer a little further into the water on launching (for easier push off). I would like a hitch extension that can be easily installed when its time to launch my boat to keep the back of the truck from going to far into the water. When launching my sailboat, it is sometimes necessary to back the truck into the water to float the boat off the trailer. To launch, simply back the trailer to the head of the ramp at a level point, aligned so that you will go straight back. My simple design that i am envisioning after searching around was to clamp on a simple hitch receiver onto bottom of trailer and. Im interested in a 2 hitch. Without it, i nearly need to. Chock the trailer's wheels and uncouple it from your hitch, pull forward and slip the extension bar in place, pin it

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Hitch Extender For Boat Launch Im interested in a 2 hitch. Without it, i nearly need to. Chock the trailer's wheels and uncouple it from your hitch, pull forward and slip the extension bar in place, pin it To launch, simply back the trailer to the head of the ramp at a level point, aligned so that you will go straight back. I use one on my trailer and with that an an extended receiver hitch it gives me an extra two feet and keeps my car brakes out of the water. Started looking at hitch extenders as a way to get my boat trailer a little further into the water on launching (for easier push off). When launching my sailboat, it is sometimes necessary to back the truck into the water to float the boat off the trailer. I would like a hitch extension that can be easily installed when its time to launch my boat to keep the back of the truck from going to far into the water. Im interested in a 2 hitch. My simple design that i am envisioning after searching around was to clamp on a simple hitch receiver onto bottom of trailer and.