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No I am not measuring from the tongue. A 35ft boat does not require a triple axle trailer unless it had the weight of a V hull boat. My boat is a catamaran which is much lighter than a V hull. Plus a 35ft trailer is no where out of range for an F250 unless the one you drove is a POS. My boat measures 35ft from bow to stern. Try not to correct people unless your the one posting the photo thx!
I'm not trying to be a jerk but the numbesr just don't make sense. My buddy has a 34 yellowfin that is maxing out his F250 and the 34 SeaVee I looked at with my old man was 14k (mind you it was a cuddy). I'd love to continue this convo and learn more about your boat. Not saying your lying just saying I've never heard of such a thing. But PM me so we don't derail this thread anymore
Nice truck! It looks like you've been to Cleveland National Forest. I've only been there once for a few hours and started from the Maple Springs trailhead. I'm itching to go back and explore some of the other trails.
Where can I find nice public land like these shots you guys are taking? I'm in Iowa and we have none!
In Florida, the public land used for four wheeling are the Wildlife Management Areas (WMA's) used for hunting. Out of courtesy, most people four-wheel when it's not hunting season, and since hunting seasons vary by WMA, there's usually one to go to all year round.
Maybe there's something like that in Iowa?
These are on Florida WMA's:
Last edited by Florida_F150; 02-10-2018 at 09:57 AM.
Public lands for off-roading is pretty much West of the Rockies only. The rest of US has to get by with private (for-pay) trails, or state/national parks with regulated trail systems. The only thing I'm aware of in IA is MIOBI: https://www.facebook.com/MIOBI4x4/
02-06-2018, 06:19 PM
