Might "WTB" Boat Trailer

[DeanMac]

I am going to look at a boat that is in a Dry Storage facility. If I purchased, I would need a trailer.

Trying to get the cart before the horse, but trying to see what is available were I can factor in a trailer cost.

The boat is a 21 foot, V-Hull, CC, with outboard engine. A single 3500 pound axle should be big enough.

I would prefer an Aluminium, but might go with a galvanized if I found the wright deal.

Anyone know of any trailers for sale?

Thanks in Advance.

Dean

[groupertherapy]

For a 21', think about a dual axle if you plan to tow it any distance. Stability at highway speed is most important.

[Scoop Sea]

I agree with groupertherapy. I bought a 21 Sea Pro that had a single axle aluminum trailer and it didn't work out. Luckily, I was able to add a second axle and make it work.

As for a trailer, a few months ago, I saw a double axle trailer for sale down at Coastal Trailer near Panacea. Good luck.

[DeanMac]

Thanks for the two axle advice, I was concerned that a one axle would be sufficent.

[silverking]

Call Dan or Rex at Coastal Trailer in Medart--850-984-0728. They're great guys with fair, honest prices and great follow-up service.

I would add my recommendation for a dual axle. Better road handling and support for the hull. If you go with a new one, a Rolls is a great choice. Coastal is the local dealer.

[silverking]

Looking back over my post, I sound like Tony the Tiger. But I really can't say enough good things about Coastal Trailer. I've bought two trailers from them and they've always treated, well....Great!

Tell 'em Capt. Dave sent you.

[DeanMac]

Thanks for the number, I had just looked it up. LOL

I wanted to avoid buying new, A ten year old boat want mind a used trailer.

[DeanMac]

I talked to Rex, nice guy, Sounds like he might have a used trailer that would suite my needs if I like the boat.

[silverking]

Figured those guys might have what you were looking for.

Good luck with the boat/trailer purchase.