In this video I lift my 2000 Boston Whaler Dauntless Boat off off the trailer using the trailer jack method on land. I use 6x6 cribbing to support the Transom as well as do the final lift with more 6x6 cribbing towards the bow using the trailer jack stand. The only extra tool I needed was a floor jack to get the bow up high enough to block it correctly.

Getting the Dauntless of the trailer was critical. I'll be taking the bottom paint off as well as replacing the bunks and setting the boat back on the trailer by a about 6 inches to hopefully make launching easier. More to come!

Incidentally, the 6x6 blocks were free. A local crate manufacturer had cast offs I could use. I cut some of these down to 18" and left the rest (rear) at 36". Cheaper than buying them!

PSA - This is educational and entertainment. I am not encouraging anyone to do this. If you chose to do this for your own boat, you do so at your own Risk!

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00:00 Introduction
00:24 What We will be using
01:11 Creating a Level Spot for the Boat
01:44 Setting the Boat on a Level Spot
03:18 Taking straps and Winch Strap off
04:20 Dropping Trailer Jack to Raise Transom
04:31 Blocking The Transon with Wood Cribbing
05:45 Raising Trailer Jack to Rest Transom on Cribbing
06:03 Raising Front with Jack and Install Cribbing
07:07 Boat is off the Trailer!