Easily trailer any pontoon or big boat by yourself. Anyone can do it after watching. 

That little girl is precious .... and she sure has a lot more energy than I've got. I love the way she rushes to help in any way she can. That's so sweet.

I subscribed just with the hopes of seeing more of your relationship with your helper. You're a blessed man.

Good lil helper you got there ❤

Great video, thank you for the tutorial.

buying my 1st pontoon tuesday, in Mandeville of coarse on the way home will stop and drop it in at manchac, thanks for the video!!!

Thanks!! We are new to the pontoon, so this video helps us old folks a lot!!

Way to be a good Dad! 👍🏼

Awesome Video!

Good info, thanks!

Thank you for taking the time to show this. I watched 3 other ones like this and no one trimmed the motor up. Not sure why.

Thank you for this! We just bought a pontoon boat, I’ve put v-hulls on trailers before but man I was struggling with the pontoon! The first 3 times I was waist deep in the water trying to wrestle the boat over the trailer because I kept putting it too far in the water. After watching this, my wife who’s NEVER pulled a boat onto a trailer in her life was able to get it on the first try while I stayed dry! Thank you!

Thank you for helping me out cool beans

Thank You

im 20 lol , nice job , great assistant , i have a couple grand assistants

thanks for sharing my friend.

Super helper!

I have a party barge with a cabin and rear tent. Much windage. Ramp is steep. It is a bear to trailer if their is any wind from the side. The initial contact of the boat on the trailer is usually not enough to keep it from being blown sideways, even if I goose it onto the bunks. Boat is too heavy ( or underpowered) to scoot itself on the bunks. We have experimented with how much trailer we put in the water. We have recently kept throttle on while crew backs the trailer more under the boat. Or station a crew member( when available) on the ramp, with a rope hooked to very back of boat, on the windward side.

Good job

Thabks for the video. What size shaft do you have on the trolling motor?

I had a hard lesson. I learned to add a tie strap from the front eye connection down to the trailer. This prevents the front of the boat from bouncing going down the road. I had damage to the rear pontoon caps where the tie down points connect. The rear straps held strong and when the front of the boat bounced the rear tie points dented into the cap and cracked the welds. I recommend three points of tie down along with the wench connection.

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We have a similar bunk trailer and just trim the motor all the way down. It’s so high on the trailer no need for the transom saver if the motor is trimmed down. We just trim up for launch and retrieve. May save you a step.

Launch looks familiar.

Nice video. I would add one more thing for safety. I would never allow the small kids in the vehicle until the vehicle and boat are well out and away from the water. If for some crazy reason the vehicle goes down in the water like I have seen in many videos, the kids go down with the vehicle and they might not make it out. Thanks for sharing. DD

Easy with no wind let see on a real windy day

Do you have a vid of how you launch by yourself? Buying my first pontoon and would get much more use if I can run it alone.

What do you use for rod holders on front of pontoon?

Are the rod holders bolted in the front? What do u use

So leaving the trailer that far out don't u have too use a lot of engine power to load it? Thts what keeps me from leaving it that far out. I was backing to far in tho but not pulling it out quite as far as you, but still not landing on bunks correctly 100% of the time .

Did your trailer come with the load guides or are they after market?

What prop is that?

Where did you get those padded ratchet straps for the back?

I know this is out of context, but just picked up my SunTracker Fishin' Barge pontoon boat yesterday and can't get the swivel chairs to actually swivel. They won't budge. Is there some trick to getting them to swivel?

Looks cold out.

Pontoons’ not barrier coated…..trailer is not galvanized ….other then that fine video..nice job dad

Sorry but the captain should never leave the helm with the motor running

Child in harms way!