Operating and managing a boatyard is a demanding job. Dealing with different sizes and types of boats and also complicates the process, so having equipment that is versatile while also offering a safe way to move boats around in the yard is essential.
A self-propelled boat trailer offers several advantages to a towable trailer. Recognizing the advantages is important, and it can be instrumental in determining if this the right option for your boat yard.
Easy Maneuverability
No matter how large or small your boatyard may be, ease of maneuvering boats in and out of tight spaces is always a factor to consider. It becomes more critical with smaller yards and larger boats and having a trailer that can turn easily in a short radius it always important.
The choice of a self-propelled boat trailer means there is no additional vehicle required, and also puts the operator on the platform with the boat, creating an easier to operate trailer in tight spaces. It is critical to try out the trailer and consider where the operator is positioned to provide maximum clarity and ability to see to the sides of the boat. Joystick types of controls are intuitive to use and are highly responsive. Top trailers offer monitors and cameras to make operation easy and safe.
Ability to Travel over Surfaces
The power of the self-propelled boat trailer is also relevant for use in boatyards, particularly those that may be natural ground or gravel as opposed to concrete surfaces. With the power to all wheels on the trailer, there is enough traction and thrust to move even large boats over softer surfaces with ease.
While the self-propelled trailer has a higher price tag than a towable trailer, it offers several advantages for use in any boatyard. Considering the benefits and the versatility of this trailer, it is a great investment for any boatyard to consider.
