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| 483.1 | Me too! | JAWS::WIERSUM | The Back Deck Wizard | Fri Sep 25 1987 12:44 | 11 |
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I'd like to ask for help also.
I'm looking for a very lightweight trailer for the CRAWDAD.
Any ideas?
Thanks
TCDW
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| 483.2 | | MELODY::NEAL | | Fri Sep 25 1987 14:46 | 8 |
| They have those little jobs that are not galvinized. There called
a utility trailers, but they have a option you can buy to adapt
the trailer to be used for boats. I think places like The Fair,
K mart carry them. I forget the price but it should be < $200.
The other way is to get your yellow pages out and start calling.
Rich
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| 483.3 | | PATSPK::PAPPALARDO | | Mon Sep 28 1987 13:04 | 9 |
| I just bought a 14' package. In calling different dealers trying
to wheel and deal I do remember some of the trailer prices. A
Calkin trailer was $ 368 and I believe so was the Cox, the
Shorelander was $ 343. The main difference in the first 2 compared
to the third was they had a heavier axle and were more stable.
Hope this helped,
GUY
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| 483.4 | | MOSAIC::MACINTYRE | In search of the Largemouth Bass... | Mon Sep 28 1987 13:56 | 11 |
| TBDW, Calkins offers a small trailer that may consider. It's the Z trailer
and it's made for small boats (14ft max). It's $299 and you have to put it
together yourself (couple of hours). I bought one for Ol' Stump Jumpa after
it started taking me a half hour to set it up with all of the accesories that
I had piled in there. Ol' Stump Jumpa is just a memory now, but I'm still
using that trailer to haul my 14ft V - my only complaint is that I wish it
was a little longer, so I could slide the boat back more and be able to drop
my tailgate on the truck... Don Mac
I mailed that to tbdw earlier, I forgot to mention that it's full
galvenized, wheels and all
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| 483.5 | Z trailer sounds pretty good | SOFBAS::PALUSES | | Mon Sep 28 1987 16:18 | 18 |
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Thanks for the info.... So far in my search I've found out that
Sears sells a galvenized trailer/kit with some assembly required,
that will hold boats up to 14 ft, for $399.99. (it's thru their
catalog so you hafta pay another $60.00 or so shipping).
Also Doug Russel in Shrewsbury will sell an already assembled
galvanized trailer for $499.00.
Where did you price that Z trailer ? it sounds pretty good.
Bob Paluses
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| 483.6 | | RAINBO::MACINTYRE | In search of the Largemouth Bass... | Tue Sep 29 1987 09:37 | 3 |
| I got my Calkins Z trailer at Green's Marine in Hooksett NH, but
I'd imagine that any Calkins dealer could get you one - for a similar
price... Don Mac
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| 483.7 | MORE HELP | NUGGET::MASSICOTTE | | Tue Sep 29 1987 09:51 | 6 |
| There is a trailer dealer about 2 miles south of Oxford center
on route 12 that has just about anything to do with boat tralers.
From what I've seen, they could assemble about any concoction
you can dream up
FRED
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| 483.8 | I'll give oxford a shot | SOFBAS::PALUSES | | Tue Sep 29 1987 15:30 | 9 |
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Maybe I'll give the guy in Oxford a try, I'm only 5 miles from
Oxford center so he's worth a shot.
Thanks
Bob Paluses
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| 483.9 | | NISYSE::PAPPALARDO | | Wed Sep 30 1987 11:20 | 4 |
| The Calkins trailer I mentioned in note .3 is from Green's Marine
in Hooksett.
Guy
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| 483.10 | CALKINS &YACHT CLUB | JOULE::KEARNS | | Wed Sep 30 1987 13:45 | 7 |
| HI
I WOULD LIKE TO RECOMEND THAT YOU TRY THE FELLOW ON MAMMOTH RD.
IN DRACUT. HE IS A CALKINS AND YACHT CLUB DEALER ON THE SIDE.
REAL GOOD PRICES TOO. LOOK FOR THE HOUSE WITH THE BASS BOATS OUT
FRONT, IF HE DOES NOT HAVE A TRAILER THAT YOU WANT HE CAN GET YOU
ONE,.
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