There should be a safer and easier way, but I don't usually have a helper.
When I lower the tower for storage, I stand in the bow in front of the windshield with one foot on the hull deck and the other on the tower's bottom cross-member so I have enough leverage to pivot the tower forward and then control it as I lower it into the folded position. So there is a half-second where I am trusting my balance and footing once I have gotten the tower to pivot up, until I step towards the bow as I am lowering the tower as it rotates on its hinges.
For options, I know I can't reach it either standing on the ski locker or from the cockpit side of the windshield and control it folding forward.
Has anyone found an easier way to lower the tower without a helper?
When I lower the tower for storage, I stand in the bow in front of the windshield with one foot on the hull deck and the other on the tower's bottom cross-member so I have enough leverage to pivot the tower forward and then control it as I lower it into the folded position. So there is a half-second where I am trusting my balance and footing once I have gotten the tower to pivot up, until I step towards the bow as I am lowering the tower as it rotates on its hinges.
For options, I know I can't reach it either standing on the ski locker or from the cockpit side of the windshield and control it folding forward.
Has anyone found an easier way to lower the tower without a helper?
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