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22.04.2021 4:27:45
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I can't take that much air out of the tires and I can't modify the trailer to lower it enough. It was suggested to me to jack the trailer, remove the tires, place on dollies and that would drop the overall height enough to accomodate the clearing. The questions I have is 1) How do you safely jack a 6000# boat on a trailer and 2) Every dollie I see show pictures that have the tire on the wheel. Can I put a tireless wheel on a dollie without damaging the wheel?
I barely got my 24 foot cuddy in the garage to do some work on it. I also have an 8' tall door. Length-wise, forgetaboutit.
maybe jackhammer the floor and drop it 6" [links]
There's no better day of driving than the first day you bring home your shiny new truck. There is no worse moment than realizing your prize is a few inches shy of fitting in your garage. If you've come across this nightmare scenario—which is probably more common now that full-size trucks have grown to comical proportions—fear not. You've got a few options before settling on curbside parking.
Modding your truck by adding a roll pan bumper is another option and could save you at least 3 to 5 inches in space, basically by bringing your bumper flush to the tailgate. This look isn't for everyone, but if you were already planning a mod like this then you'd be in luck. Parking at an angle could also gain you some space, but you need to have room on the approach and a wider garage to attempt this.
To add a few inches to the length of your garage, you could call in a contractor and assess the cost and possibility of adding a bump out to your garage. If the wall isn't load-bearing, then you could push into a closet or mud room with minimal work. You could install an exterior coil-up garage door that would help you gain a lot of space, but those doors are a bit unsightly and the residential options are probably limited. [links]