Lifting 24' Pontoon Off the Trailer

[roadrunner]

do you have enough room to bring the tow motor in the front of the boat without hitting the trailer tongue and lift the front of the boat up. put a 6x6 under the pontoons and block it past the wheels then go to the back and lift it up and pull the trailer out. you can block the back of the pontoon the same as the front. If you do not have enough room you maybe you could borrow a boom and strap to lift the front and block it.

[Jomama]

The tongue of the trailer sticks out too far to approach it directly from the front.

I’m thinking I will lift from the sides (using the fork truck) in the front and block it up on the cross-members between the toons and then do the same for the back. This will allow me to get it blocked up and pull my trailer out from under the boat. But, will it hurt/bend the frame since the toons will be suspended without any support? Maybe use jacks under those blocks to let it down on blocks/supports under the toons?

No one has replied with my theory of picking up on it from the middle… of course lifting more toward the rear considering the weight of the outboard.

Would this approach be feasible? Or, which approach is likely to cause any damage or the least damage?