Finally got the trailer where it needs to be by moving the axle forward several feet and making a few other adjustments . We also welded the fenders back on . She sits on the trailer much nicer now and with a little effort I can lift the tongue off the ground by myself. Still have to add several hundred pounds of Lead Ballast and that will change things a bit but it’s the best I can do for now. The last thing I need to do to the trailer is to install some L brackets towards the rear that I can attach PVC pipes to for guiding.
The cushions are finished and installed in the cabin.
I now have the title and registration which arrive today. I have the stickers and was hoping to get them on today but by the time we were finished monkeying around with the trailer I was beat. It’s supposed to rain for the next three days but I will post pics of the cushions and the numbers on the boat as soon as I can
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There was no part of the process, even sanding, that I didn't really enjoy. But the launch day is something special for sure.
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Make sure you practice social distancing when you launch. That boat will draw the crowds!
"that it isn't just an ordinary sort of boat. Sometimes it's a Boat, and sometimes it's more of an Accident. It all depends." "Depends on what?" "On whether I'm on the top of it or underneath it."
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Thanks fellas!
She’s legal!!
Still need to finish the trailer and install the electrical. And the sail and rigging...
She’s legal!!
Still need to finish the trailer and install the electrical. And the sail and rigging...
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It's hard to believe how fast you did this, unless I can't remember how long it's been. When did you buy the plans?
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Re: AD16 Myrtle Beach
Hi Bogie,
The boat looks beautiful and I hold thumbs for the launching. Can you also take a photo of the L brackets towards the rear when installed where You will attach PVC pipes for guiding. I still have to do this on my trailer because my present solution is rather poor. I screwed a flower box window sill holder to the side of the trailers rear and then the PVC pipe to it. It is so flimsy that is why I want to see how you do it and then I copy it.
Greetings from Karl
The boat looks beautiful and I hold thumbs for the launching. Can you also take a photo of the L brackets towards the rear when installed where You will attach PVC pipes for guiding. I still have to do this on my trailer because my present solution is rather poor. I screwed a flower box window sill holder to the side of the trailers rear and then the PVC pipe to it. It is so flimsy that is why I want to see how you do it and then I copy it.
Greetings from Karl
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Thank you Karl! Yes I will post pics and also send photos to you in private message when I have it donegonandkarl wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2020 11:15 am Hi Bogie,
The boat looks beautiful and I hold thumbs for the launching. Can you also take a photo of the L brackets towards the rear when installed where You will attach PVC pipes for guiding. I still have to do this on my trailer because my present solution is rather poor. I screwed a flower box window sill holder to the side of the trailers rear and then the PVC pipe to it. It is so flimsy that is why I want to see how you do it and then I copy it.
Greetings from Karl
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