Launch ramp etiquette, how close is too close?

[Garrddogg]

2 feet?
He needs to STFU! and jammin her on it what a pussie!

[cdog]

That guy's a pussy that did'nt have the nads to confront you.

[Ziggy]

If some dude pounded on the window with my wife there she'd have split logs with her thong She freaks if startled like that.
2 feet is plenty of room, the guy must be new and/or have a new 200k investment he is trying to protect...chicken shit if you ask me. I've have people back in their trailers within inches of my trailer, no big so long as they do what they're supposed to do.

[Racey]

Whaaaaaa!!! you got your trailer too close to mine! Whaaaaaa!!!
Grow up you baby

[2Driver]

He waited until you lauched then approched your wife? What a putz.

[Quest4Fun]

Hey Kachina26, I think we need a description of the boat so that we can add him to the list for the lynch-mob!

[YeLLowBoaT]

2 ft is kind of close, but not really a big deal if you both know what your doing. I personally always try to back the boat up as far away as I can from other peopl...Not that I am worried about me hitting them, I don't want them hit me.

[Kachina26]

If it wasent a busy day i would of waited unless there takeing
to long or BSing on the ramp.
He could of been a newbe
It was a Sunday evening, I coulda/shoulda waited. I'm just used to backing down when there is an opening so others can get staged. Guess I was just running on auto pilot.

[AirtimeLavey]

BS that he confronted your wife. I'd a probably had a chat w/him. Otherwise, as long as you bring it in straight, 2 -3' is fine. If it's a windy day and people are trying to load, I try and give a little more room. Kills me at Katherine's Landing, to watch the people wait for 2-3 open lanes before they back down... KL even has lane lines painted on the ramp!

[ChumpChange]

If some dude pounded on the window with my wife there she'd have split logs with her thong She freaks if startled like that.
Thanks for the visual Zig.