On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 9:37am, mydaj wrote:
As for trailering it, I don't have the space to keep it out of the
water, and I just got a slip, so I kinda have to keep it in the water.

A couple of things.
Do you have an outboard? Or Inboard/outboard?
And is your slip in salt water ... or fresh?
Keeping an I/O in a sal****er slip isn't a great idea if you can avoid
it. And where are you going to store your trailer? If that's going to
be an added expense (in a storage yard), you might consider storing it
on the trailer since you'll be paying for trailer storage anyway.
To each his own though. Just thought I'd throw in something to think
about.
Rick

On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 12:27:34 -0600, lid
wrote:

On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 9:37am, mydaj wrote:
As for trailering it, I don't have the space to keep it out of the
water, and I just got a slip, so I kinda have to keep it in the water.

A couple of things.
Do you have an outboard? Or Inboard/outboard?
And is your slip in salt water ... or fresh?
Keeping an I/O in a sal****er slip isn't a great idea if you can avoid
it. And where are you going to store your trailer? If that's going to
be an added expense (in a storage yard), you might consider storing it
on the trailer since you'll be paying for trailer storage anyway.
To each his own though. Just thought I'd throw in something to think
about.
Rick

It's an outboard, that can come all the way out of the water. It's
salt water.The trailer will be stored at my parents house.
It's a town dock, which is really cheap, but you can't put any
additions on there