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Well I just got perission from the Admiral to buy a new 34 Venture W/trip Verados. I tried to put it in our new garage specially built to fit the rig, but My Tahoe lacks the power to get into the garage. Turns out the Verado's are so heavy they drag sometimes!
I've even tilted the motors all the way up.
Please help!
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This is a joke right! I have trip 275 verado and my F-250 does even feel it. The trailer does not either. Please tell me your joking BTW, A 34 Venture does not even fit in that garage without motors!
The broker I purchased from gave me the dimensions to make the door opening, so it should fit. I am going to the Chevy dealer and see if they think a 3500 w/Duramax would be enough.
I can't imagine the way my kids could use that driveway for skateboarding and roller blading. [img]../images/emoticons/biggrin.gif[/img]
That angle can't be for real......a low slung car would have to get hung up coming in and out of the garage.
Andy
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Don't worry about the steep incline...that slab will be in the street after a few good rainstorms. When that happens, build a street level garage with a hydraulic lift so you can stack boats and cars up to the garage level. BTW - didn't you say you sold forklifts....you see where I am going with this?
I cannot see how you could back any type of trailder up that.
Shoot, I don't event think a regular car could even drive up that thing.
Please post a picture of a vehicle with the front wheels on the incline and the back wheels still on the level part. I just cannot believe that is real.
PS, how high is the garage door opening and were you able to put the boat in there prior to powering up with the Verdao's?
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