Don White wrote:
Ken Heaton wrote:

Train wheels are good. One wheel with half the axle is what a couple
of friends in Baddeck are using. He won't tell me where he got them.

Another option are Crusher Cones, inner or outer, made of manganese
steel, from rock crushers. About 1000 lbs I believe. Some other
friends of mine use them. I'm not sire where he got them, he's had
them for years.

Perhaps Paul Hashem's Scrap Yard on Brookland St. in Sydney could
help. (902) 564-6346 They may have other suggestions.


At the Halifax Boat Show in February, a local firm was selling concrete
anchors. Since I trailer sail I wasn't interested at the time.
I believe I still have the show program somewhere and could look if
anyone is interested.

I accept and thank you for the offer, especially since I'm in Nova Scotia.

Cordially,
Courtney

Courtney Thomas wrote:


I accept and thank you for the offer, especially since I'm in Nova Scotia.

Cordially,
Courtney


Wouldn't you know it...That program sat around since the middle of
February, and I must have thrown it out last week when I came across it.
I went to the show list of exhibitors (floor plan doesn't seem to be
available) see ** http://tinyurl.com/e6lfm **
and I'm pretty sure it's 'Good Mooring St. Margarets Bay Inc.'
re 411 program.........
Good Mooring
902-826-2628
St Margarets Bay, NS B3Z 1H3


Category: Docks & Dock Builders

Don White wrote:
Courtney Thomas wrote:


I accept and thank you for the offer, especially since I'm in Nova
Scotia.

Cordially,
Courtney



Wouldn't you know it...That program sat around since the middle of
February, and I must have thrown it out last week when I came across it.
I went to the show list of exhibitors (floor plan doesn't seem to be
available) see ** http://tinyurl.com/e6lfm **
and I'm pretty sure it's 'Good Mooring St. Margarets Bay Inc.'
re 411 program.........
Good Mooring
902-826-2628
St Margarets Bay, NS B3Z 1H3


Category: Docks & Dock Builders

Thank you for your trouble, Don.

Courtney