The garage is 19' 6" deep with tape touching the back wall and inside of garage door! SHALLOW!! I measured across the back of transom and made a mark on floor where I thought the  back of transom would stop then measured diagonally to front corner of garage and came up with 24' 6" of space. The hull is 21' and I believe I'm right about 23' 6" overall from pump to tongue hinge. After swinging tongue over I pulled the boat forward to the front corner as much as possible and have plenty of room to walk across back wall from kitchen to side door.


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my 21 bahner only fits in sideways, at a specific angle, at a sepcific spot in the garage.  i have some duct tape on the floor marking where the tires should be so everytime i pull it out i can put it back without doing the "trailer shuffle" juuuuuuust to where the garage door clears the tongue.  GRR.  good work on putting the boat inside... things so south quickly with them sitting outside. 

I was so worried when I got my boat didn't want to leave it outside. I only have a single car garage I think it's the only one in Havasu. But I got lucky and found a clean boat deep garage for 50$ a month. Out here they have to go inside the elements are brutal.


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Good deal. I was first looking to get a 19' boat and try and back it straight in. The pantry in the kitchen is on the other side of the wall to where I'd be backing up to so just for fun I told my wife I'd be cutting a square out of the wall and the pump would be hidden in the pantry! Hahaha! She didn't laugh.


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Good deal. I was first looking to get a 19' boat and try and back it straight in. The pantry in the kitchen is on the other side of the wall to where I'd be backing up to so just for fun I told my wife I'd be cutting a square out of the wall and the pump would be hidden in the pantry! Hahaha! She didn't laugh.


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Sounds like a perfectly acceptable SCJB'ers idea. She'll get used to it just cut the hole and deal with the wrath. It's better than new paint and interior every year.


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