[Public-List] Bringing an Alberg home

[George Dinwiddie]

Scott Lynds wrote:
> Hi David, 
> Following is a link to a thread on the Classic Plastic forum where a fellow uses a pretty ingenious method to both load and off load a Pearson Triton. Looks like it would probably work for the slightly larger Alberg.
> Scott
> 
> http://www.plasticclassicforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=3903 

Please do note the warning about the first rig:

"The lift I used is one that I cobbled together with four boat trailer 
winches and some used lumber that I had lying around. It did the job but 
not very safely, I must say, I would not recomend such lightweight wood 
members for any boat as heavy as the Triton. I would also never get 
under any boat lifted in this manor.  I am actually in the the process 
of redesigning the lift and replacing all of the wood components with 
steel tubular scafolding that I happen to have available. I will be 
using the new system to off-load #114 this coming weekend. I will post 
some photos of that next week for anyone who is intrested."

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