Storing boat/trailer on rollers

[tmb]

I'm building a new 30x50 garage and have been contemplating howitzer am going to store my boats. I plan on putting pontoon on rollers and pushing over close to a wall. Does anyone put their trailer/boat on rollers to move around the garage? Looking for some feedback on how well it works and roller recommendations. Thanks

[Brichter14]

You can buy those wheel dollys and do it but i would say that would be like a once or twice anyear thing because you gotta jack the boat up and all that stuff.

[Nautiquehunter]

Build a bigger barn mine is 40x60x14 I store my 08 210 ,89 Supra Sunsport ,98 25 ' pontoon ,84 Supra comp all on their trailers and still have room for two vehicles.

[tmb]

Build a bigger barn mine is 40x60x14 I store my 08 210 ,89 Supra Sunsport ,98 25 ' pontoon ,84 Supra comp all on their trailers and still have room for two vehicles.

I would love to build bigger but unfortunately I don't have the room.

[Brichter14]

Buy more land. If you cant, make more money. Then buy more land and. New house and a new boat. Duh.


Get the dollies, they work. But make sure u get the ones that can handle the weight

[BrennanK]

Get the dollies, they work. But make sure u get the ones that can handle the weight

This.
Get the jackable dollies so you just slide them in and jack them up. 10 min and your boat is stored in the corner.

[AirTool]

This.
Get the jackable dollies so you just slide them in and jack them up. 10 min and your boat is stored in the corner.

Have you hugged an engineer today?

[jharris]

I basically had the same problem when limited by the township ordnance that I could not build a detached building larger than 900 square feet. In order to stuff everything in I use wheel dollies under both pontoon boats. I picked these up from Harbor freight pretty cheap. As long as the floor is smooth, one person can push these around the garage. I put foam pads between the pontoons and the dollies to protect the pontoons. These work out quite well.

[east tx skier]

I tried the ones from Harbor Freight and couldn't push them anywhere. For a reasonably priced wheel dolly, I'd recommend the ones from Tire Skate. They aren't as expensive as some, but do the job well for the money.

5 Year Return Policy including shipping as well. Harbor Freight tried to charge me restocking for that garbage within 12 hours.

https://www.tireskate.com/

[lucky7t]

We use go jacks they are great