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Zachary
Guest
I read somewhere that Triumph's flexibility requires their boats to be placed completely on a trailer because, otherwise, the portion extending past the rails will cause the boat to permanently sag if left in that position for an extended period of time. As a result, the performance of the boat becomes adversely affected.
Does this mean that Triumph boats cannot be placed on boat lifts that use 2 belts to hoist the boat in and out of the water?
I am interested in purchasing a house that has a bolt lift behind the house. This particular boat lift has 2 belts. I would really like to get a Triumph, but, if I buy this house, it seems that I may have to buy a fiberglass boat, unless anyone of you has experience that can address my concerns.
Many thanks.
Does this mean that Triumph boats cannot be placed on boat lifts that use 2 belts to hoist the boat in and out of the water?
I am interested in purchasing a house that has a bolt lift behind the house. This particular boat lift has 2 belts. I would really like to get a Triumph, but, if I buy this house, it seems that I may have to buy a fiberglass boat, unless anyone of you has experience that can address my concerns.
Many thanks.