Boat2Trailer Customer Videos: Real Ramp N Clamp Loading, Launching and Install Footage

Real boat owners loading and launching their boats with the Ramp N Clamp automatic boat latch, plus full install videos from their own YouTube and Facebook accounts. No sales reel: just customers showing how it works on their own boats and trailers.

Customer loading and launching videos

Customers loading and launching with the clamp: drive on until the clamp locks the bow eye, and pull the handle to release the boat at the ramp.

Go till you hear the click: loading an aluminum bass boat with the Ramp N Clamp
Customer video

Go till you hear the click: loading an aluminum bass boat with the Ramp N Clamp

by Mike Murray Fishing on YouTube
People
1 (solo)
Boat
Bass boat
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Not shown
Clamp
Not shown
Trailer
Bunk

Mike Murray drives his aluminum bass boat up the bunk trailer by himself until he hears the click of the clamp locking onto the bow eye.

Customer testimonial: the Sport Model on an aluminum boat
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Customer testimonial: the Sport Model on an aluminum boat

by 30mo Fishing on YouTube
People
Not shown
Boat
Not shown
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Not shown

30mo Fishing shows the Ramp N Clamp Sport Model set up on his aluminum boat with a standard U-bolt bow eye.

Customer testimonial: the Model LGEN2 on an aluminum Lund
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Customer testimonial: the Model LGEN2 on an aluminum Lund

by GOFISHJIM on YouTube
People
1 or 2
Boat
Lund
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
U-bolt with rectangular mounting block
Clamp
Model LGEN2
Trailer
Bunk

GOFISHJIM shows the Model LGEN2 on his aluminum Lund, which has the thick mounting block above the bow eye, on a bunk trailer.

3 must-have bass boat and trailer accessories, including the Ramp N Clamp
Testimonial

3 must-have bass boat and trailer accessories, including the Ramp N Clamp

by TomE on YouTube
People
1 (solo)
Boat
Bass boat
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

TomE picks three accessories that make running his fiberglass bass boat easier, especially as you get older, and the Ramp N Clamp Sport Model makes the list.

Customer testimonial: loading and launching an aluminum Lowe by yourself
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Customer testimonial: loading and launching an aluminum Lowe by yourself

by Wild Life Adventures on YouTube
People
1 (solo)
Boat
Lowe
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

Wild Life Adventures loads and launches an aluminum Lowe by himself on a bunk trailer with the Ramp N Clamp Sport Model on a standard U-bolt bow eye.

Loading and launching a fiberglass MasterCraft by yourself
Ramp N Clamp

Loading and launching a fiberglass MasterCraft by yourself

by Ramp N Clamp on YouTube
People
1 (solo)
Boat
MasterCraft
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

The original Ramp N Clamp video: one person loads and launches a fiberglass MasterCraft on a bunk trailer, with the Sport Model on a standard U-bolt bow eye in place of the front roller.

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Customer testimonial: launching a fiberglass boat by yourself

People
1 (solo)
Boat
Not shown
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

A customer launches a fiberglass boat alone from a bunk trailer: the Sport Model holds the standard U-bolt bow eye on the way down the ramp, then releases the boat when it floats.

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Customer video: loading a fiberglass boat on a bunk trailer

People
1 or 2
Boat
Not shown
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

A customer drives a fiberglass boat up the bunk trailer until the Sport Model locks onto the standard U-bolt bow eye. No winching before pulling out.

Customer video

Customer video: loading and launching a fiberglass Skeeter

People
1 or 2
Boat
Skeeter
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

A customer loads and launches a fiberglass Skeeter on a bunk trailer. The Sport Model locks onto the standard U-bolt bow eye on the way in and releases the boat at the ramp.

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Customer video: loading a fiberglass boat with the Sport Model

People
1 or 2
Boat
Not shown
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

Another customer loads a fiberglass boat onto a bunk trailer, with the Sport Model locking onto the standard U-bolt bow eye as the boat reaches the front of the trailer.

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Customer testimonial: the Model T on an aluminum Tracker

People
1
Boat
Tracker
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Thick aluminum
Clamp
Model T
Trailer
Bunk

A Tracker owner shows the Model T on his aluminum boat. The Model T fits the thick aluminum bow eye found on newer aluminum boats.

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Customer testimonial: the Sport Model on a fiberglass boat

People
1
Boat
Not shown
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

A customer shows the Sport Model on a fiberglass boat with a standard U-bolt bow eye, set up on a bunk trailer.

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Customer testimonial: loading an aluminum Tracker with the Model T

People
1 (solo)
Boat
Tracker
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Thick aluminum
Clamp
Model T
Trailer
Bunk

A Tracker owner loads his aluminum boat by himself on a bunk trailer, with the Model T locking onto the thick aluminum bow eye.

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Customer video: loading an aluminum Tracker with the Sport Model

People
1 (solo)
Boat
Tracker
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

A Tracker owner loads his aluminum boat by himself on a bunk trailer. Trackers built before about 2013 have a standard U-bolt bow eye, so they use the Sport Model.

Customer install videos: mounting the Ramp N Clamp on your own trailer

Customers installing the Ramp N Clamp on their own trailers, start to finish.

Installing the Ramp N Clamp Model T on a Tracker Pro Team 190
Install

Installing the Ramp N Clamp Model T on a Tracker Pro Team 190

by Bloodline Bass on YouTube
People
1
Boat
Tracker Pro Team 190
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Thick aluminum
Clamp
Model T
Trailer
Bunk

Bloodline Bass walks through installing the Ramp N Clamp Model T on the bunk trailer for his aluminum Tracker Pro Team 190 Tournament Edition, which has the thick aluminum bow eye.

Installing, loading and launching with the Ramp N Clamp on a Tracker Pro Guide V-16
Install

Installing, loading and launching with the Ramp N Clamp on a Tracker Pro Guide V-16

by BOR Fishing on YouTube
People
1 (solo)
Boat
Tracker Pro Guide V-16
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Thick aluminum
Clamp
Model T
Trailer
Bunk

BOR Fishing installs the Ramp N Clamp Model T on the bunk trailer for his aluminum Tracker Pro Guide V-16, which has the thick aluminum bow eye, then loads and launches by himself.

Installing the Ramp N Clamp Sport Model for a 2004 Crestliner 1750 Fish Hawk
Install

Installing the Ramp N Clamp Sport Model for a 2004 Crestliner 1750 Fish Hawk

by Jon Gunner Outdoors on YouTube
People
1 (solo)
Boat
2004 Crestliner 1750 Fish Hawk
Hull
Aluminum
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

Jon Gunner mounts the Ramp N Clamp Sport Model on the Eagle bunk trailer for his aluminum 2004 Crestliner 1750 Fish Hawk, which has a standard U-bolt bow eye, then loads it by himself.

No more power loading: Ramp N Clamp Sport Model install on a fiberglass Ranger
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No more power loading: Ramp N Clamp Sport Model install on a fiberglass Ranger

by Boone Boys on YouTube
People
1 (solo)
Boat
Ranger
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

Boone Boys install the Sport Model on the bunk trailer for their fiberglass Ranger, which has a standard U-bolt bow eye, then load and launch with it and give their first impressions: no more power loading and no more worrying about the transom on the ramp.

Full Ramp N Clamp Sport Model install for a Key West 239FS (part 1)
Install

Full Ramp N Clamp Sport Model install for a Key West 239FS (part 1)

by Boating the Lowcountry on YouTube
People
1
Boat
Key West 239FS
Hull
Fiberglass
Bow eye
Standard U-bolt
Clamp
Sport Model
Trailer
Bunk

A full install of the Ramp N Clamp Sport Model on the bunk trailer for a fiberglass Key West 239FS center console with a standard U-bolt bow eye.

Don't see your boat?

The Ramp N Clamp works on many V hull and semi V hull boats, aluminum and fiberglass, on bunk or roller trailers. There are four models (Sport, LGEN2, RT Series and Model T), and the right one depends on which bow eye your boat has.

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