Pop Axle

loujoe-Just did a google search for go-jacks, they do look slick.. I would assume with 4 tires you need 4 go-jakcs?

If you need them yes but otherwise then no. With GoJaks and other ways to move a dual axle trailer like a single it isnt a deal breaker for future sale in my opinion. DD – you only need 4 GoJaks if you have to push the trailer straight sideways without any turning at all. Most people use 2 GoJaks and then you can move your dual axle trailer as if it was a single axle, by yourself I might add. A pop axle will do the same thing just a different way of going about it. Judd Lasiter

Thanks for the feedback and advise. This forum along with a great boat is why Ill be ordering my Bcat next week. Again, thanks, John W.

The pop axle also seems to allow for easier maneuvering in tight spaces (alley to garage) when your backing the trailer into tight places as there is less tire scrubb taking place with the two front tires slightly elevated.Then, once you get your rig backed into the garage, the pop axle shines again, aiding in ease of mobility for positioning the trailer and boat into their final resting place.

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Ive been using GoJaks for years and they have been great. If you are in the DFW area, Ill be glad to let you try them out to see if they work for you. They are similar to what has been listed above.

http://basscatowners.yuku.com/reply/956 … eply-95680This is a pretty good explanation……..96 Eyra/12 Mercury 175 Pro XS with 2015 single axle trailer2017 Victory Gunner