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I just built a house, I raised the tracks as well, i was charged $250 / door that included swapping out lower track and raising the torsion bar. I opted to just take the credit with the openers and but 2 3800's for $600 and installed them myself I got the 2-pack here...

This is what I used a old set for...shot-ski, always a winter favorite

Wow Dave, what a tight fit. What size wakesetter is that? How deep is your garage?

Started building the house, I have the width, height (~12') but depth (just over 22') is going to be tight. I slip the boat during season so might have to get creative with tongue, but since its a one time thing a year i should be able to figure something out. It will be nice to be able to...

Mike, I'm not sure i would trust that for a boat and trailer ~2.5 tons, plus the rigid lines from the surge bakes wouldnt cater well to that

I'm in pittsburgh, wake season usually kicks off easter here, water temp hit about 45-50 then

well so far it looks like the garage is just going to a be a 3 bay. ceilings are going to be ~12' so will just have to lower the tower to get it in, then i can put it up if i need.

here is a sunken garage pic i found

I have '01 Super Air Nautique, on trailer its 103" wide and doesnt have a swing away trailer currently my garage is 27' deep so it can fit in there, but because of width makes it hard to get 2 cars in the garage. If i remove the swim platform i prob only need the garage to be a little under 23'...

was thinking a cool idea would be to have the boat section sunken so you could step into the boat without having to climb up

Does anyone have pictures of their boat friendly garages? I am working on designs for a new house and garage taking in consideration a spot for the boat. I have a 21' wakeboarding/ski boat and would really like a spot where i could keep the tower up, but most likely the garage will be a 3 car...

Sure here are a few Here is day i rolled her into the garage, previous owner had her sitting outside for a couple months in a muddy lot. Tear down ensued: bored and forged goodies and one of the S4

The Mk3 VR is the daily, S4 is the weekender. The doors are from g60 turbo corrado project i am working on. Doing engine work now, bored out block to 1.9 and popped in some forged pistons. Curt love the Type3, corrado isnt too bad either :)

well thats just the tip of the iceburg, i have misc wheels as well as winter and track setups in the basement. Used to be a wheel *****, but have been working on that.