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On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 08:40:31 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote: If you are going to buy a new trailer, get an aluminum one with stainless steel fasteners and a torsion bar axle. It will cost you a few hundred more than a new galvanized trailer. Hey moron...please site you sources when you quote from the web. Thank you. Most trailer manufacturers can set up a trailer for your boat if they know what boat you have, and your dealer can take care of final adjustments. Wow, more masterful infomation from our village idiot! Im going to nickname you MOTO. Sort for "Master Of The Obvious"... |
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