Yeah right dunce, they are going to strap the mast down like in the
picture to move it in a yard. Beside they use a travel lift and stands
at boobsies marina. Pin head yard trailors do not need tags.

Joe

Right you are Joe. Good observations!!

Since when do NY trailers have Florida tags? That thing was hauled on a hay
trailer by a pickup truck!

The lowest bidder!!

aaahaahaaaahahaahahaahahhaaaaaaaaahahahaahahhhhaa! !

Amen!

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yeah right dunce, they are going to strap the mast down like in the
picture to move it in a yard. Beside they use a travel lift and stands
at boobsies marina. Pin head yard trailors do not need tags.

Joe

"Commode Joe " wrote ...

Where Doug and Scotty live, they call that a "Two-Holer"


Commode Joe

Where anybody lives, they call you an ''Ass-Hole''.

"Commodore Joe Redcloud" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 22:25:03 GMT, "Bob Crantz"
wrote:

Obviously towed by the lowest bidder.

Check that thing for stress damage, it looks like the boat was supported
on
too few points of too little contact area.

Remember, towing is a dynamic load not a static load as on the hard.



Good lord! Are you really that stupid?


Every village should have it's idiot!! I'd like to publicly thank BB for
stepping into the breech!!


Regards


Donal
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
Jesus, that's gotta be the ugliest.....trailer I've ever seen
:-)


That's not a road trailer.


Looks like a road trailer to me.

SV

Ours came down on its' own cradle plus we had 8 additional jacks...the truck
was designed to haul boats...sure hope his mast was wrapped adequately..I
wrapped ours smyslef to make sure it was doen preoperly...din't want loose
rigging all over West VA...

"Scotty" wrote in message
...

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
All the stress cracks in the gel coat will be under the
flexiable
bottom paint.
He will not see them until the big blisters appear at the end
of next
season, or if ice blisters erupt from the hull soaking in
moisture from
the rain..

He should strip the bottom and look for stress cracks around
each of
the 4 stanchons.

I agree.... they should of used at least 8 supports with 12X12
pads.

I think Scotty the trucking expert will confirm this..Right
Scotty?

Absolutely. At least 8.

SBV

Looks like a pick up hooked to it.


"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Probly had a dodge dart or a gremlin tow it. Bwahahah I hope
they threw
the trailor in free!

Joe

Good Grief... I had Overproof towed from Yellowknife to Nova Scotia... twice
the distance.... on a triple axle with 6 pads towed by a 3/4ton pick-up for
12K.

It's not that big a load boys!!!

CM




"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
ink.net...
Right you are Joe. Good observations!!

Since when do NY trailers have Florida tags? That thing was hauled on a
hay
trailer by a pickup truck!

The lowest bidder!!

aaahaahaaaahahaahahaahahhaaaaaaaaahahahaahahhhhaa! !

Amen!

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yeah right dunce, they are going to strap the mast down like in the
picture to move it in a yard. Beside they use a travel lift and stands
at boobsies marina. Pin head yard trailors do not need tags.

Joe

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yeah right dunce, they are going to strap the mast down like in
the
picture to move it in a yard. Beside they use a travel lift and
stands
at boobsies marina. Pin head yard trailors do not need tags.

Or tail lights, or a spare tyre, or conspicuosity tape.
That's a Triad road trailer. Why does Bob have to lie about
everything?

Scotty

Or tail lights, or a spare tyre, or conspicuosity tape.
That's a Triad road trailer. Why does Bob have to lie about
everything?


You're right, Scotty. It is a triad trailer, rated for 21K lbs. The rig
is fine for hauling a sailboat like mine and he does a lot of work for
local yards and moving race boats for Doyle as well. Nobody complains.
His rates are pretty much the same as everyone elses. I got a break
through my yard on a deadhead. 1200 miles aint much for a rig like
that.

RB
35s5
NY