[Public-List] A30 Trailer

[peter woroniecki]

Don, 

I'm on the east coast, so I couldn't enter any deals with you, but I'm wondering, would it be possible that you share the plans for the trlr? My Alberg30 is on Long Island, and I would love to be able to tow her whenever, and where ever I wont to...

--- On Wed, 9/1/10, Don Lang <potatosailor at yahoo.com> wrote:

> From: Don Lang <potatosailor at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [Public-List] A30 Trailer
> To: public-list at lists.alberg30.org
> Date: Wednesday, September 1, 2010, 3:27 PM
> It would have a transferable title.
> I estimate I can build it for between $3,500 -$4,500
> depending on what extras I 
> rig it with.
> That's  with all new components with the exception of
> two items I've owned for a  
> while; an electric trailer winch & a utility box that
> would be  bolted onto the 
> trailer. 
> 
> That's using two 7k Dexter axles (a fellow A30 owner
> pointed out 6K was to close 
> to maxing the rig out  so I upped them) complete with
> electric brake wheel 
> assemblies, EZ lube  hub kits, equalizers, 235 80/16
> radials, breakaway kit, 
> fenders, jack,  led lights and markers, 2-5/16 hitch
> assembly. Standard A-frame 
> construction with mast support. Primed  trailer
> painted with Phantom black gloss 
> paint (Mercruisers paint, very  tough and durable, the
> stuff is amazing).
> Comparable trailers from Triad or sailtrailers.com go 
> for double that and up 
> depending on the extras package.
> I'm not  building this one for profit, my labor is
> free this round. I'm happy to  
> get the boat to the coast and recover a chunk of what I
> would have paid a  
> commercial hauler and call it good.
> When  I take my boat to the coast I will have a travel
> lift remove her from  the 
> trailer so the trailer will have never seen salt water.
> The truck is a 1997 3/4 ton dodge ram 2wd with a
> turbocharged Cummings diesel, 
> A/C, electric brake and tow  package. Price is
> negotiable, looking for fair 
> market value. 
> 
> Noteworthy; the 3/4 ton can tow more than a one ton, a one
> ton can carry more 
> but tow less.
> here's a picture of the truck 
> http://alberg30.blogspot.com/2009/07/tow-vehicle.html
> 
> Cheers, Don
> 
> 
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