Re: Rolling on grass
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2015 5:39 am
That Trailer Valet is only $320 from the manufacturer, which seems awfully reasonable for such a useful bit of kit, especially when compared to what folks are asking for other "marine gear"...I mean, that's just a quarter of the asking price for some cockpit cushion sets I've seen out there. I believe that if I had a fussy dual-axle trailer or a perennial situation where I was reenacting those pyramid construction scenes from The Ten Commandments with lines and pullies and winches and come-alongs and whatever ragged family members and friends I could round up for a good long grunt session every time I needed to park my boat, my thoughts might naturally wander to Lindsay...beautiful, composed, and above all "manuverable" Lindsay...and a resolution to check that site for winter clearance specials.
And no, I am in no way affiliated with Trailer Valet, its affiliates or even the guys who do their lawns. I would, however, welcome the opportunity of rigorously assessing and reviewing their product if they wanted to send me one. Maybe Lindsay could just bring one on over in that pickup.
And no, I am in no way affiliated with Trailer Valet, its affiliates or even the guys who do their lawns. I would, however, welcome the opportunity of rigorously assessing and reviewing their product if they wanted to send me one. Maybe Lindsay could just bring one on over in that pickup.
But, I will make one final attempt at the low cost option, however. I have had success using the mast raising block and tackle from the 26X to lift heavy objects. I used it to lift plywood to shutter 2nd story windows during the hurricanes of 2004. I have used it to lift a heavy roll of carpet up into the attic. If you had a tree to attach a line in the general direction of desired travel, there might be enough increased capability with your onboard block and tackle to get the trailer moved into position with helpers pushing, as well. 
