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Don White wrote in message news:8XC7c.122424$IF6.4139680@ursa- Guilty as charged! Yes, it will be a sailboat (Sandpiper 565). I'm pretty well set on the brakes now.... and with the plastic covered bunks, the boat should slip off fairly easily. No power loading for me...everything smooth & easy. I'd better start pricing the trailers. I can see $ 2K CDN floating away. D'oh! Just called the boat trailer manufacturer in Ontario that will most likely supply a new gal. trailer if I buy the favoured boat. He tried to talk me out of brakes at this weight. and they weren't needed, and if ordered a bigger axle & wheels would have to be swapped in to accommodate. They still deal with the drum brakes......which I don't want. I also called the local Venture Trailer distributor. He also said stay away from brakes unless you really need them. Troublesome in salt water/air environment. They also deal only in drum brakes. What to do? I'll try another dealer. I may have to order the heavier axle and then find the disc parts separately to install myself. (bad idea) |
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