Reply With Quoteor you can put a hitch on the front of you rig.
Anybody use a quad to move your boat around? I'm looking for something to move my boat to the side of the house. It's a tight fit and on grass. Will a quad handle this?
or you can put a hitch on the front of you rig.
or you can put a hitch on the front of you rig.
i've been looking in to that. i'll have to get a custom reciever. I was thinking that a quad might be even more manuverable. A front hitch is still an option.
I have pulled mine 4 miles to the river. Don't bother me. Its a suzuki king quad. I can get it up to around 40 mph. This pic is CharityCase lauching Mr T's boat at CFW.
http://www.schoutenranch.com/gallery...normal_mrt.jpg
Used to do it all the time pulling a 18 foot Glastron with a yamaha timberwolf 250!! Only problem was stopping
How beefy would the quad have to be to move a 22' Eliminnator? i was looking at a Honda Fourtrax or something like that.
Golf cart. My neighbor launches his at the river with it. He even stole my boat one day teaching me a lesson. Swiped my boat with is golf cart.
How beefy would the quad have to be to move a 22' Eliminnator? i was looking at a Honda Fourtrax or something like that.
I would look into some of the bigger Polaris quads. They have come a long way in the last few years.
Contact CharityCase on the boards. He sells bikes. Could throw out a Hot Boat member discount.
Polaris makes a Sportsman 800 EFI. They are awesome. The run $8599. We are down to one. They sell quick. It is the biggest cc out there right now.
http://pi54.com//atv/gallery/sprtmn800_intro_large.jpg
http://pi54.com//atv/gallery/sprtmn800_rear_L.jpg
I use my 19 hp Craftsman mower to move my boat around in the yard, but wouldn't try launching with it. There's not enough weight to it, I have to make a run at the small hill in the yard to keep things moving forward :jawdrop: .
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