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Wideopen
 PostPosted: January 8th, 2016, 12:07 am   
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I run a 10" setback on my sv.
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David wrote:

While I'm dreaming of the perfect cottage boat, how much setback does an SRV/SV need? I built my garage around my SS2000, so length could be a problem. I don't think I made the garage big enough for a Tuff with 18" of setback.


Swing Tonge solves all.

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dubber wrote:
David wrote:

While I'm dreaming of the perfect cottage boat, how much setback does an SRV/SV need? I built my garage around my SS2000, so length could be a problem. I don't think I made the garage big enough for a Tuff with 18" of setback.


Swing Tonge solves all.


Then put your setback on lol

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Build a bigger garage!
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DoktorC wrote:
dubber wrote:
David wrote:

While I'm dreaming of the perfect cottage boat, how much setback does an SRV/SV need? I built my garage around my SS2000, so length could be a problem. I don't think I made the garage big enough for a Tuff with 18" of setback.


Swing Tonge solves all.


Then put your setback on lol


Zing. I should measure as I think I could add the 4"...

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Just to demonstrate too much time on my hands on a Sunday afternoon:

Tuff 20'8" + 18" setback = 22' 2"
SV 20'4" + 10" setback = 21' 2"
SS 18'9" + 8" setback = 19' 5" = longest possible without a swing trailer

The Tuff is a lot wider than the SV, so the size difference is bigger than just the length shows.

The SS is a pretty small 20' boat. The SRV w/Laser deck is just idle thought. Replacing my Baja would improve my quality of life more than replacing my Allison.
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David wrote:
Just to demonstrate too much time on my hands on a Sunday afternoon:

Tuff 20'8" + 18" setback = 22' 2"
SV 20'4" + 10" setback = 21' 2"
SS 18'9" + 8" setback = 19' 5" = longest possible without a swing trailer

The Tuff is a lot wider than the SV, so the size difference is bigger than just the length shows.

The SS is a pretty small 20' boat. The SRV w/Laser deck is just idle thought. Replacing my Baja would improve my quality of life more than replacing my Allison.


I have thought about this too because I keep my trailer queen in my garage all the time. The lengths above you must not be factoring in the length of a fully trimmed down motor. You need to factor this as well. In my garage I could squeeze in around 23'6". plus even eith a swing Tonge most trailers will still have something jettison out the front I find.

It would all be resolved for me if my wife would only let me put a hole in the back wall into our living room.

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dubber wrote:
David wrote:
Just to demonstrate too much time on my hands on a Sunday afternoon:

Tuff 20'8" + 18" setback = 22' 2"
SV 20'4" + 10" setback = 21' 2"
SS 18'9" + 8" setback = 19' 5" = longest possible without a swing trailer

The Tuff is a lot wider than the SV, so the size difference is bigger than just the length shows.

The SS is a pretty small 20' boat. The SRV w/Laser deck is just idle thought. Replacing my Baja would improve my quality of life more than replacing my Allison.


I have thought about this too because I keep my trailer queen in my garage all the time. The lengths above you must not be factoring in the length of a fully trimmed down motor. You need to factor this as well. In my garage I could squeeze in around 23'6". plus even eith a swing Tonge most trailers will still have something jettison out the front I find.

It would all be resolved for me if my wife would only let me put a hole in the back wall into our living room.


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idvette wrote:
Easier to ask forgiveness than permission!!


ask forgiveness? i believe you BEG forgiveness, After you don't ASK permission :lol:

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