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Boat Retrieve ....

 

Tip for Retrieving
Set the latch to "Retrieve" (Starboard) position

The Right Depth for Trailer



Reverse trailer into the water to a similar depth that was used for a “good launch” at this ramp. Too deep (common mistake), approach speed will be high and equipment may be damaged.

Drive the boat onto trailer to within one metre of the latch and stop.
When the boat has settled (2 seconds), gently drive it up the last metre to the latch.
The latch will now slide over the snare and the boat will be securely held. Stop the motor and lift the propeller leg.
Move boat & trailer 3 M (10ft) out of the water.

Attach the winch hook to snare & winch boat up so the bow is firmly on the roller or V-block.  NOW move the boat to the car park.
Secure safety chains and tie downs as usual.

Patented

Disengage latch for road travel.
     








Retrieving-Video
  
Here is another retrieving
demonstration from Dave
Downie of Nugget Fishing


 

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NOTE

When traversing boat ramps or roads NEVER rely on the latch to hold the boat onto the trailer. Safety chains and winch cable/strap and tie down straps should always be used to secure the boat to the trailer. The latch should be disengaged for road travel.

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The L-&-R boat latch has been granted an International Patent. Persons or Organizations who are found to be in breach of this patent will be prosecuted to the full extent of the International patent laws.    Copyright  Release & Retrieve Boat Latch Pty Ltd, 2006 and "L-&-R" is a Trademark of Release & Retrieve Boat Latch Pty Ltd