[Alberg30] Group buy of trailers?

RABBIT649 at aol.com RABBIT649 at aol.com
Sat Jun 29 03:02:44 PDT 2002


Yes, I've long wanted to buy one for Ashwagh #23.
I'm out of work at the moment on disability, but I have a tax refund coming 
in a few weeks that should cover it. I'd go for it if we do it in that time 
frame and I'll survivie without the cash. Otherwise it will get spent in no 
time.
Let me know ASAP, final price, downpayment, delivery date and final payment 
date.
Paul Cicchetti

In a message dated 6/28/02 11:10:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time, tristan at one.net 
writes:


> Subj:Re: [Alberg30] Group buy of trailers?
> Date:6/28/02 11:10:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time
> From:    tristan at one.net (Scott)
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> 
> 
> 
> Hi Gang, I will give a testimony any day any time for the greatest trailers 
> - TRIAD Trailer!  I bought one for around $3,000 for my old Pearson 
> Electra, an Alberg designed pocket cruiser (with a full keel and 3 1/2' 
> draft) that was the precursor of the popular Ensign daysailer.  I love the 
> lines of the Electra more than the Ensign plus we had a small, comfortable 
> cabin for overnighting.  The Electra displaces 3000# plus engine and 
> equipment.  Mike Orr of TRIAD Trailer has been in the business that his 
> father started back in the 1960's.  They have designs including center of 
> gravity, etc. for all of the old Classic Plastic!  He built our trailer and 
> painted it battleship gray.  It had two wheels that were rated for about 
> 5200 lbs., surge brakes, a custom steel ladder forward for easy deck 
> access, a strong retrieval winch with strap, full wiring, outstanding 
> welding of quality steel and great structural integrity and strength.  We 
> got more compliments on the trailer than our beautiful Alberg designed 
> Electra, Spindrift! We picked the trailer up in New Milford, Connecticut, a 
> long days drive from Cincinnati in the Midwest.  The facility is excellent 
> and Mike and his staff are without doubt some of the finest and most 
> knowledgable folks making boat trailers.  They take quality and value 
> seriously.  You also receive a personal briefing from Mike on the trailer, 
> how to properly maintain it and operate it.  We drove from New Milford, Ct 
> to Cleveland, Ohio where we had a travel lift drop our boat down onto the 
> trailer and it's six adjustable screw pads for support.  The boat fit like 
> a glove and the balance was perfect! Later, when we reached the inland lake 
> where we kept Spindrift for the season, once we rigged the mast and added 
> the outboard, the boat slid smoothly into the water after we adjusted out 
> the tongue extender.  Retreival in the Fall was a snap. IT is much better 
> to pay more and get a quality trailer for a boat like an Alberg 30 since it 
> also serves as a winter storage cradle that is mobile...want to work on the 
> Alberg over winter break, bring her home for a few days.  Having a high 
> quality trailer means a great expansion of your cruising grounds, too!  If 
> you are a Southern Sailor and get a little hot in July in the Albermarle 
> Sound or in Florida, trail up the coast to Maine or Nova Scotia! Mike told 
> me when I wanted to renovate my old trailer for my current boat, a Bluenose 
> 24 full keel Nova Scotian beauty designed by William Roue, designer of 
> Canada's famed Bluenose Schooner, that the cost would wind up almost the 
> same as a new trailer!  I found out the hard way that he was correct! My 
> next trailer will be a TRIAD! Mike also can recommend overnight 
> accomodations in the area and great spots to tour including the Mystic 
> Seaport Museum up the Coast in Mystic, Ct. Scott Wallace "Hansen, Richard 
> LTC OF-TF" wrote: 
> >>   There has been some low level interest from a few folks about 
>> purchasing trailers for A30s. 
>> I would like to coordinate a group buy if those interested will contact me.
>>  
>> Initial research indicates Triad trailers to be a good candidate. 
>> They can be reached at <A HREF="http://www.sailnet.com/triad/">http://www.sailnet.com/triad/</A> and sell both lift 
>> and float off variants. 
>> 15% discount if 2 of us commit (me and 1 other) 
>> 20% discount if we have over 3 (me and 2 others) 
>> All must buy at same time.  I'm eager to buy. 
>> Any others interested?
>> 
> 


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