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codeman671 · 08-16-2010, 09:36 AM

I have seen the parking police at Glendale move boats before. I was there last weekend when he was moving one. The dock was not busy at all, I am really not sure why he did it. I think he was trying to get it a bit further back from the launch however IMHO there was plenty of room already.

I do not move boats and don't want mine touched. The concrete docks at Glendale can be real gelcoat eaters if you are not tied up properly. We have thrusters (2 stern and a bow in my wifes and a bow in mine) in both of our boats currently so I can squeeze in and out of pretty tight spots when needed.

08-16-2010, 09:36 AM	#24
codeman671 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 3,605 Thanks: 223 Thanked 856 Times in 519 Posts	I have seen the parking police at Glendale move boats before. I was there last weekend when he was moving one. The dock was not busy at all, I am really not sure why he did it. I think he was trying to get it a bit further back from the launch however IMHO there was plenty of room already. I do not move boats and don't want mine touched. The concrete docks at Glendale can be real gelcoat eaters if you are not tied up properly. We have thrusters (2 stern and a bow in my wifes and a bow in mine) in both of our boats currently so I can squeeze in and out of pretty tight spots when needed.