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Fits 3" x 4" tongue. |
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- Easy to install (5)
- Attractive (3)
- Easy to use (3)
- Well built / quality (3)
Cons
Best Uses
- Personal watercraft (4)
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- Was this a gift?:
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- Attractive Design
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Large Boats
- Personal Watercraft
- Pontoon Boats
- Sailing
- Small Boats
Comments about Fulton Swing-Away Bracket for 3" x 4" Tongue:
Allowed me to store my 18' I/O in a town house garage, saved over 3 feet on overall length
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Easy To Install
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Fulton Swing-Away Bracket for 3" x 4" Tongue:
Very solid product that was easy to install. I have to keep my boat in the garage so this product gave me the extra 18" of clearance to easily fit.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Install
Cons
- None
Best Uses
- Pontoon Boats
Comments about Fulton Swing-Away Bracket for 3" x 4" Tongue:
Tio fit in my garage
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Personal Watercraft
- Small Boats
Comments about Fulton Swing-Away Bracket for 3" x 4" Tongue:
Now the trailer fits in the garage. Used on a trailer for a jet boat. Recommend a jack stand for assurance of additional stability.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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- I have yet to install
Cons
Best Uses
- Personal Watercraft
Comments about Fulton Swing-Away Bracket for 3" x 4" Tongue:
I have yet to install the product but it appears to be EXACTLY what I need to be able to put my boat in a smaller storage area. Will be happy to respond when I've installed it and have used it. Thanks for inquiring. ES
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Q:
I assume this product comes with detailed directions which would include cutting the tongue where you want to install the swing-away. Are there any missing details which might create a problem?
I have some concern about how to avoid the electrical wires which run through the tongue of the trailer.Asked on 8/3/2011 by Anonymous from Springfield, Mo0 answers
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Has there ever been a hardware failure? Due the design what would happen if the long bolt or pin gave way while driving? It appears that in event of failure of either part the trailer could swing out to either direction that being quite disastrous if a very hard stop was required.The trailer would jackknife onto itself or swing to oncoming traffic! Would the safety chains have to be moved rearward to behind the device to prevent the trailer from going its own way? I ask this due the fact have been towing trailers for 30 years and almost lost 2 during that time, due to pin failure,someone forgot to install retaining clip.Asked on 5/21/2011 by Anonymous0 answers
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What type of saw do you need? Also, do you have to treat the cut metal on trailer and tongue?Asked on 10/29/2009 by Tom from Milwaukee,WI1 answer
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I would check with your local hardware store for a specialized blade that could be used on a power tool such as a sawzall.Answered on 11/6/2009 by Bryant from Tech
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What are the tongue and trailer weight limits?Asked on 9/1/2009 by Anonymous1 answer
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76682 has a 3500 pound capacity and 76683 has a 5000 pound capacityAnswered on 9/28/2009 by JUSTIN from OVERTON'S TECHNICIAN
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Where do you make the cut on the trailer tongue to connect this?Asked on 7/12/2009 by Anonymous1 answer
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Well, that depends a bit on exactly what you want to achieve. If your goal is to shorten your trailer by as much as possible then cut just ahead of where the upright that supports the front of your boat meets the tongue.
However, if you're cutting the tongue on a trailer that carries an unusually heavy hitch load, the kit does comes with a table that shows the relationship between how far from the hitch you mount that bracket and what your maximum tongue wait can be post-install. It takes about 1 minute to read and figure this out, don't stress.Answered on 10/23/2009 by Sylvan boater from Alberta, Cda

