At least for the winter - Im really wanting to avoid paying $150+ per month for storage. So I don't hose myself for resale by building a garage too small for the wakeboarders, what size garage is necessary for some of the bigger boats? But if you are looking 2010 + the Axis A20/22 may be an option.If you end up with the Axis A20 and you get the tower mirror, you'll have to remove it each time you go in/out of the garage. With a trailer that has a break away tongue you can close it all in there. Is that the height of the frame or the door?An Axis A20 will fit perfect in that garage. my sanger fit with a slight tower leg mod. In the end the mirror may be an inch higher than the windshield.
Yeah, 20 ft with break away tongue is what I have in mind. When I traded up in 2010 to my next 226, it wouldn't fit in the garage with the tower folded....9' 2" I believe..... so we had our contractor build an out building so we could add a panel...or two...to the garage door to fit my 226. I have my G21 in there now....fits with tower down also. Latest. We like it.I uploaded some photos here, just click through them (last 3 photos in the list). Admit being lazy here but do you know what year they put the new towers on?For reference I went and measured my boat and garage.I am in the exact same boat as the OP, looking for a new boat that must fit in my 7' garage. Loading... Unsubscribe from mixflip? Just need to fold tower arms outward rather than inward.When we built the garage at my family's lakehouse in 2005, my Nautique 226 fit fine with the tower folded down. It was really late when we got home last night and I didn't throw a tape on it to see how much extra room I had.Can you re-do the header in your garage and get a new 8ft door?Can you re-do the header in your garage and get a new 8ft door?I uploaded some photos here, just click through them (last 3 photos in the list). Wondering if any of you guys have a boat that fits in a reg 2 car garage leaving enough room to park a car next to it (not a dd). I will say though, not a bad wake. Not a chance in the Axis. By Garrett Cortese. But it can be much more difficult to identify the specific models that fit both your budget and your desires.
If it fits, you'll take it.A20 should fit under a 7 foot door. In fact I think I'm at 6'10". I also thought most platforms are easily removable.As mentioned, look real close at the height of the tower when it's folded. My support arms fold all the way into the boat and the cross bar sits just above the rear bench seat. Boats. How-To. Without the break away tongue you will have about 8 inches out.My little baby '83 stars and stripes fits in with a foot to spare.. but, I suppose it's a ski boat, not a wakeboat. I had my boat in indoor storage last summer but this summer they raised the rates up to nearly $200 a month. I'm going to pm you a video of him dropping the tower and putting the boat in a standard size garage next to his wife's car.I have a 20'8" with extended swim platform and fold-away tongue. give up.. nothing will fit under a 7foot door.... you need 6 more inches. I'd go to a few dealers and just talk to them...or actually call a few mfr's to ask. I have to let air out of the tires to get it in. Not the most fun to do every time I go out but my indoor storage raised the price to close to $200 a month.You could def get that A20 under a 7' door. I think they did this so the inside would be more roomy. MB used to call it out right on the site that it would clear a 7' door.I only recently bought it and the weather hasn't been good enough for a "usual" crew but I've been out with anywhere from 3 to 8 people (~3 kids at the time) and it doesn't feel cramped. This is my 2016 A20 going through an 8' garage door. In fact the boat actually feels more roomy than my Sanger V210 which was almost a foot longer. It was really late when we got home last night and I didn't throw a tape on it to see how much extra room I had.Yes I could but everything comes down to cost ;) When we did the pre-drywall walk thru on the house I made sure to look and see where our primary header is for the garage...thankfully the primary header is actually a good 3-4 ft higher than the garage door so I wouldn't even need a new header...It's just a matter of taking out some drywall, siding and cutting/trimming the new opening....If I took the mirror arm off altogether I could lower the tower some more (I'd have to drill another hole in the telescoping thing to hold it up at a different height). I can let some air out of the tires and re-inflate for $200.My A20 fits under a 7' door. Heck, my 05 sanger V215 barely fits in my garage height wise. An Axis A20 will fit perfect in that garage. I don't think you'll find a wakeboat that would work. Oh looks like the measurements are right on the axis site. I'm going to pm you a video of him dropping the tower and putting the boat in a standard size garage next to his wife's car. The price range for boats is huge, of course, but average middle-class Americans looking to find their new dream-boat will each have their own budget, and their own definition of just what “affordable” means.
I am in same boat (pun intended lol) and have looked at every boat known to man.
I was able to get a quad, 3 motorcycles, and two push lawn mowers in there with it.. which is an ish-ton of stuff.. but there was just no way to get a car in there with it.look for a trailer that breaks at the hitch. Would a 12' x 25' work well? My friend Matt Bishop puts his A20 in his garage almost every night. The 2 foot or so of platform will eat up the remaining length for the 23 foot garage.
I know I could comfortably fit the boat and trailer in a 12' x 25' (interior) garage with a 10' or 11' door. It's going to be a chore to get a ~20' boat and a car in a 23' double-garage. This makes the WT-1 one of the most affordable wake boats currently on the market. I was just at my local dealer and amazed at how tall all these new boats are.
Hacks to Fit Your Boat in Your Garage - From Miami Dentist Dr. David Carroll - Duration: 2:06.
Sessions - The South Florida Run. Inside the garage was not problem...It was just getting it through the door.
Yeah, 20 ft with break away tongue is what I have in mind. When I traded up in 2010 to my next 226, it wouldn't fit in the garage with the tower folded....9' 2" I believe..... so we had our contractor build an out building so we could add a panel...or two...to the garage door to fit my 226. I have my G21 in there now....fits with tower down also. Latest. We like it.I uploaded some photos here, just click through them (last 3 photos in the list). Admit being lazy here but do you know what year they put the new towers on?For reference I went and measured my boat and garage.I am in the exact same boat as the OP, looking for a new boat that must fit in my 7' garage. Loading... Unsubscribe from mixflip? Just need to fold tower arms outward rather than inward.When we built the garage at my family's lakehouse in 2005, my Nautique 226 fit fine with the tower folded down. It was really late when we got home last night and I didn't throw a tape on it to see how much extra room I had.Can you re-do the header in your garage and get a new 8ft door?Can you re-do the header in your garage and get a new 8ft door?I uploaded some photos here, just click through them (last 3 photos in the list). Wondering if any of you guys have a boat that fits in a reg 2 car garage leaving enough room to park a car next to it (not a dd). I will say though, not a bad wake. Not a chance in the Axis. By Garrett Cortese. But it can be much more difficult to identify the specific models that fit both your budget and your desires.
If it fits, you'll take it.A20 should fit under a 7 foot door. In fact I think I'm at 6'10". I also thought most platforms are easily removable.As mentioned, look real close at the height of the tower when it's folded. My support arms fold all the way into the boat and the cross bar sits just above the rear bench seat. Boats. How-To. Without the break away tongue you will have about 8 inches out.My little baby '83 stars and stripes fits in with a foot to spare.. but, I suppose it's a ski boat, not a wakeboat. I had my boat in indoor storage last summer but this summer they raised the rates up to nearly $200 a month. I'm going to pm you a video of him dropping the tower and putting the boat in a standard size garage next to his wife's car.I have a 20'8" with extended swim platform and fold-away tongue. give up.. nothing will fit under a 7foot door.... you need 6 more inches. I'd go to a few dealers and just talk to them...or actually call a few mfr's to ask. I have to let air out of the tires to get it in. Not the most fun to do every time I go out but my indoor storage raised the price to close to $200 a month.You could def get that A20 under a 7' door. I think they did this so the inside would be more roomy. MB used to call it out right on the site that it would clear a 7' door.I only recently bought it and the weather hasn't been good enough for a "usual" crew but I've been out with anywhere from 3 to 8 people (~3 kids at the time) and it doesn't feel cramped. This is my 2016 A20 going through an 8' garage door. In fact the boat actually feels more roomy than my Sanger V210 which was almost a foot longer. It was really late when we got home last night and I didn't throw a tape on it to see how much extra room I had.Yes I could but everything comes down to cost ;) When we did the pre-drywall walk thru on the house I made sure to look and see where our primary header is for the garage...thankfully the primary header is actually a good 3-4 ft higher than the garage door so I wouldn't even need a new header...It's just a matter of taking out some drywall, siding and cutting/trimming the new opening....If I took the mirror arm off altogether I could lower the tower some more (I'd have to drill another hole in the telescoping thing to hold it up at a different height). I can let some air out of the tires and re-inflate for $200.My A20 fits under a 7' door. Heck, my 05 sanger V215 barely fits in my garage height wise. An Axis A20 will fit perfect in that garage. I don't think you'll find a wakeboat that would work. Oh looks like the measurements are right on the axis site. I'm going to pm you a video of him dropping the tower and putting the boat in a standard size garage next to his wife's car. The price range for boats is huge, of course, but average middle-class Americans looking to find their new dream-boat will each have their own budget, and their own definition of just what “affordable” means.
I am in same boat (pun intended lol) and have looked at every boat known to man.
I was able to get a quad, 3 motorcycles, and two push lawn mowers in there with it.. which is an ish-ton of stuff.. but there was just no way to get a car in there with it.look for a trailer that breaks at the hitch. Would a 12' x 25' work well? My friend Matt Bishop puts his A20 in his garage almost every night. The 2 foot or so of platform will eat up the remaining length for the 23 foot garage.
I know I could comfortably fit the boat and trailer in a 12' x 25' (interior) garage with a 10' or 11' door. It's going to be a chore to get a ~20' boat and a car in a 23' double-garage. This makes the WT-1 one of the most affordable wake boats currently on the market. I was just at my local dealer and amazed at how tall all these new boats are.
Hacks to Fit Your Boat in Your Garage - From Miami Dentist Dr. David Carroll - Duration: 2:06.
Sessions - The South Florida Run. Inside the garage was not problem...It was just getting it through the door.