[bushpilot]

Originally Posted by RgdL

Ingenious!! I was looking at the trailer's structure to see how that might work. It doesn't appear that the risers supporting the top portion of the trailer have the ability to lower vertically (as in a piston or hydraulic shaft) so that the boat rests directly onto the lower deck, so I'm assuming the risers are hinged at the bottom and swing either forward or behind the bottom deck to lower the boat?

Any idea where one might find such a trailer? Although I'm fairly certain it must have been a custom built one-off.

Double Deck Trailers | The Built Rite Trailer | by Sport Trailers, Inc.

its hard to see but the boat is on a deck, the boat deck travels inside a "c-channel" of the vertical frame.

like this -




they make a lighter (combined) weight that does the layback, like you were talking about.