rough launching

Dont back in slow…once the boat hits the water keep going at a steady pace. The other option is to keep the front launched until the boat is floating then unhook the front. Good Luck. Judd Lasiter

Since its a 91 we figure there have been a few prior owners. This was not an issue on this model when launched properly and we would hope that the concern would have been shared by original owner. Try Judds suggestion and when loading leave the outside bunks just out of the water about 6″. This will vary some with more exposed on sharper ramps and less on shallower ramps.

I often have the same problem on my 06 Classic. Here, in northern Ohio, most our inland lakes are reservoirs and their levels vary greatly through the season. In the late summer and fall when the pool is low the ramps can be quite steep. During these times, or on any steep ramp, my boat will drop off the roller at launch and actually try to load with the bow below the roller. In these conditions power loading is not possible. This winter I will be adding a post with a small V-roller between the bunks and front roller to assist the bow rise at loading and eliminate drop at launch.

I have a 92 PII and have never had a problem with launching even when the ramps were shallow. I just do like Judd said and keep it going till it floats off the trailer.