Dry Stack

save

• $200 - $600 per month,
• $2,400 - $7,200 savings per year,
• $20,000 - $72,000 savings over the life of your boat

Local Storage

save

• $100 - $400 per month,
  
• $1,200 - $4,800 savings per year,
• $10,000 - $48,000 savings over the life of your boat

Short Dry Stack

save

• $100 - $300 per month,
• $1,200 - $3,600 savings per year,
• $12,000 - $36,000 savings over the life of your boat

Tips to get your boat in your garage or shed
and start saving storage fees today ...

1. Boat & Trailer Height Clearance Problem:
   1. Lower bunks to sit on trailer cross-members (we saved 4" on our test boat),
   2. Put axle on top of leaf springs (axles are typically below the spring - this gains about 4 inches, but you might have to move or remove the fenders),
   3. Replacing leaf springs and axle with torsion axles usually saves about 2 inches,
   4. Try smaller diameter tires,
   5. If you just need an inch, let some air out of your tires (down to 8psi) - but DON'T forget to refill before you trailer!
   6. If your boat and console would fit, but your windshield grab rails miss by 2-3", you can try lowering the rails (and possibly the windshield) on the console.
2. Trailer Length:
   1. Shorten the tongue 6" to 18" and re-install the receiver,
   2. Install a Fulton Bolt-On Fold-Away Trailer Tongue Hinge Kit - saves 34 inches! http://www.amazon.com/Fulton-HDPB330101-Bolt-Fold-Hinge/dp/B001F0IE7A,
   3. Put trailer in garage backwards at an angle (using winch or motorized cart),
   4. Build (ugh) clearance in the back wall of the garage.
3. Top Height:
   1. Install a T-Topless or Shadow - it lowers below your center console's windshield height,
   2. Rigid T-Top won't fit,
   3. Bimini top is ugly, short and straps are in the way.