211 in a 3 car garge- will it fit ?

[clubmyke]

Hi,

I am looking to fit my 211 in a standard 3 car garage with out removing the swimstep..will it fit with the trailer tongue folded ?

thanks,

mike

[AuMDLST]

RE: 211 in a 3 car garge- will it fit ?

Standard 20' deep (wont fit )or 22'deep Garage? - You will need to take the platform off either way to only take up one bay of the garage - I can get the 210 in a 22' deep garage without the platform - the 210 is just a couple inches longer than the 211 - I am figuring that the 211 trailer does not have a longer trailer

[SkiTower]

I've got an 07 211 with a 21' garage. With the tongue folded and the platform off, it just WON'T fit. Luckily I have a shop at the back with double doors that I poke the nose into. You need a 22' garage with the platform removed and tongue folded. It will take 24' to not remove the platform but fold the tongue, and 26' to not fold the tongue.

[clubmyke]

Sorry i should have explained it differently - i was thinking if i angled the boat.

[MikeC]

clubmyke,
check out this thread, there are a lot of ingenious people on here.
http://www.planetnautique.com/index....ewtopic&t=9931

[wake_fun]

Angled, yes. I use to have my Super Sport in my 3 car garage sideways. All I did was take the swim step off to make more room to walk behind. I got tired of that and built another garage in my backyard!

[Mikeski]

The door width is also a consideration, likely it will not fit through a single 8' door. Most trailers are 8'2"-8'4" in width.

[ag4ever]

I had my SANTE in a 3 car garage, and I don't have a folding tonque. I would put the swim step against the back wall in the corner, and the front would be angled towards the door. I could even get a car in the garage if I put the boat in the re correctly.

At one time I had a suv, the nautique, and a paddle boat on a trailer all in the garage at the same time. It was packed, and it was an ordeal to get just one item out, but they fit.

[Fast351]

Door height also comes into play. A 7' tall door is a REAL squeeze, and it might not even fit depending on the trailer brand. (Mine didn't fit without changing the jack wheel to a smaller one, and dropping it all the way down).

Length wise, remember a 22' garage is usually measured outside of wall to outside of wall. A 22' garage is usually 21' finished inside length.

The 211 won't fit in the garage with the platform attached unless it's a 24' deep one, although angling might work. Still, in a 22', and especially in a 20', it'll be a tight squeeze.